How to ask us to remove content
Anyone can ask us to remove something from the LotteryTeller community, whether or not they have an account. Members can also use Report under any post. This page explains what to send and what we do with it.
Intimate images or descriptions shared without consent
If a post shares or describes an intimate image of you without your consent, write to info@lotteryteller.com. Include the link to the post (or its words if you have no link), your signature (typing your full name counts), a statement, made in good faith, that the image or description shows you and was shared without your consent, and a way to reach you. You can ask on someone's behalf if you are authorized to.
Do not send or forward the image or video. The link, or the thread title and handle, is enough.
When a request is valid, we remove the content within 48 hours of receiving it, including identical copies we find, and we keep a record of the request. This follows the TAKE IT DOWN Act.
Copyright
If a post copies your work without permission, see our copyright page for what a formal notice needs and where to send it.
Something illegal
Write to info@lotteryteller.com with the link to the post, what you think is illegal and, if you know, which law it breaks. We review every notice and reply from that address.
A child at risk
Report the post as "Sexualizes or puts a child at risk", or write to info@lotteryteller.com. We hide it, keep the records the law requires, and report apparent child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (CyberTipline).
Do not send or forward the image or video. The link, or the thread title and handle, is enough.
If a child is in immediate danger, call 911 first.
What every request should include
Tell us:
- Where the content is: the link, or the thread title and the handle that posted it.
- What is wrong with it, in your own words.
- How to reach you (an email address is enough).
Do not send or forward the image or video. The link, or the thread title and handle, is enough.
What happens next
A person at LotteryTeller reviews every request. When we remove a post, its author gets a notice that says why and can appeal. In a few cases, such as child safety, we do not warn the author.