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What to Do if Someone Cloned Your Website

What to capture first when a fake website copies your brand, storefront, or landing pages.

Preserve the clone evidence

Capture screenshots, URLs, copied text, images, checkout pages, contact details, and any misleading claims before the site changes.

Review domain, host, registrar, DNS, and search result records to determine which abuse channels may be reachable.

Clone sites can involve copyright, trademark, domain abuse, fraud, or platform policy issues. The evidence determines the best route.

FAQ

Should I contact the clone site owner?

That depends on risk and context. Many brands start by documenting evidence and using host, registrar, or platform channels.

Send the brand, known URLs, social handles, and priority concerns. ProtectOurBrand will review the scope and recommend the next enforcement path.