Remove Defamation or Copyright-Infringing Facebook Posts — $300, Refundable

Remove Defamation or Copyright-Infringing Facebook Posts — $300, Refundable

$300 USD per post. Full refund if we can’t remove it. ReviewsEraser removes Facebook posts that are either defamatory (false, damaging, reputation-destroying) or copyright-infringing (your stolen photos, videos, logos, or written content). One service, one flat fee — $300 per post, 100% refunded if the post stays up.

$300 USD • 100% Refundable if not removed

What We Remove From Facebook

Whether the post is defaming you or stealing your work, we get it taken down. Our service handles both legal bases:

Defamation Takedowns

• False statements of fact presented as truth (libel)
• Fabricated screenshots, altered images, and deepfake videos
• Revenge posts from ex-partners, ex-employees, or disgruntled clients
• Impersonation accounts posting in your name
• Threats, harassment, and doxxing posts
• Smear campaigns and coordinated attacks
• Content violating Facebook Community Standards

Copyright Infringement Takedowns (DMCA)

• Your original photos used without permission
• Your videos re-uploaded by another account
• Your logos, brand assets, or trademarked imagery stolen
• Your written content (articles, captions, scripts) copy-pasted
• Screen recordings of your paid or gated content
• Remixes or “reaction” posts that exceed fair use
• Any work you hold rights to, reposted without license

How Our Facebook Post Removal Works

1. Submit the URL. Send us the exact link to the Facebook post. Tell us briefly whether it’s defamation, copyright, or both. We confirm removability within 4 hours.
2. Evidence build. Our legal and investigations team compiles the takedown dossier — community standards violations, DMCA ownership proof, applicable law, and evidentiary screenshots.
3. Multi-vector takedown. We submit through Facebook’s defamation reporting, DMCA/copyright infringement channels, IP enforcement, legal counsel notices, and Trust & Safety escalation paths — all in parallel.
4. Confirmation. You receive written confirmation once the post is removed. If we cannot remove it within a reasonable timeframe, you receive a full refund — no questions asked.

Why ReviewsEraser

• 10+ years of online takedown experience across defamation and copyright
• Direct escalation channels with Facebook Trust & Safety
• DMCA expertise — we prepare sworn takedown notices that Meta acts on fast
• Confidential engagement — your name, company, and posts stay private
• Legal-grade evidence preparation suitable for subsequent court use if needed
• 1,000+ successful takedowns across Facebook, Google, TripAdvisor, Yelp, Glassdoor
• Risk-free: you pay $300 upfront and we refund the full amount if removal fails

Pricing

$300 USD per Facebook post. Whether the claim is defamation, copyright, or both — one flat fee covers the full takedown. Includes:

• Legal dossier preparation (defamation case and/or DMCA notice)
• All platform reporting submissions
• Follow-up escalations for up to 30 days
• Confirmation documentation after removal
• 100% refund if the post is not removed

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this service for defamation AND copyright on the same post?

Yes. Many posts infringe on both fronts — for example, a fake review using your stolen brand logo. One $300 fee covers the full takedown no matter how many grounds we file under.

How long does a Facebook post takedown take?

Copyright (DMCA) removals are often fastest — 24-72 hours once the notice is filed. Defamation cases typically resolve in 3-14 days. Complex cases requiring legal escalation may take 2-4 weeks.

Is the $300 refundable?

Yes — if we cannot remove the post, your $300 is refunded in full within 3 business days. You take zero risk.

Do I need to prove I own the copyright?

For DMCA takedowns, yes — but we make it easy. A timestamped original file, posting date, or registration is usually sufficient. We guide you through what to send.

Do I need to provide my Facebook password?

No. We work entirely from the public URL of the offending post. We never request, store, or use your account credentials.

Can you remove posts by anonymous accounts?

Yes. Anonymity does not protect defamers or copyright infringers. We use platform policy violations, DMCA notices, and investigator work to get content removed regardless of who posted it.

What if the post has already been shared widely?

We focus on removing the source post first. Once removed, shares typically display as “Content unavailable.” If reshares persist on other accounts, we can remove those for $300 per instance.

What if the person reposts it?

For persistent defamers or repeat infringers, we offer a monitoring + re-takedown package. Contact us after your first successful removal.

Ready to Remove Your Facebook Post?

100% Refund Guarantee — If we can’t remove the post, you pay nothing.