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Report Abuse Responsibly

Help us keep the Tkchost network safe, secure and reliable. If you discover a domain, website, email address or IP address associated with illegal or abusive activity, you can report it directly to our team for investigation.

How to Report Abuse to Tkchost

The Kingsmen ICT, through its Tkchost hosting platform, takes reports of illegal and abusive activity seriously. Providing accurate information and verifiable evidence helps us review complaints efficiently and take appropriate action where necessary.

Please provide verifiable evidence

When submitting a report, include the affected domain, URL, IP address, screenshots, logs, email headers, documents or other evidence relevant to your complaint. The information required depends on the type of abuse being reported. Submit your report through our support ticket system.

Abuse Categories & Required Evidence

Select the category that best describes the issue you discovered and include the recommended evidence when submitting your complaint.

01

Child Abuse

Adult or sexually explicit content depicting or involving anyone under 18 years of age.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain name
  • Abusive URL or page
  • Relevant identifying information
02

Copyright / DMCA

Copyright-protected content published online without authorization from the rights holder.

Useful Evidence

  • Formal DMCA takedown notice
  • Copyrighted work identification
  • Abusive URL or domain
03

Email Abuse / Spam

Unsolicited bulk email, spam campaigns or spamvertising originating from a Tkchost service.

Useful Evidence

  • From address
  • To address
  • Full email headers
  • Email content
04

Fraud

Deceptive activity intended to obtain money, personal information or another form of unlawful benefit.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain or URL
  • Invoices or receipts
  • Screenshots of abusive pages
  • Full email headers and content

Additional Help

If you are a victim of an internet crime, you may also report it through the Internet Crime Complaint Center .

05

Phishing

Fake websites or communications designed to obtain passwords, financial information or other sensitive data.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain or URL
  • Target legitimate website
  • User-agent and browser details
  • Screenshots where appropriate

Safety Advice

If you interacted with a suspected phishing website, run a security or malware scan on your device.

06

Illegal Pharmacy

Websites involved in the unlawful sale or distribution of medications or pharmaceutical products.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain name
  • Abusive URL
  • Screenshot of the abusive page
  • Relevant product information
07

Malware

Malicious software, files, scripts or code that can compromise, disrupt or damage computer systems.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain name
  • Abusive URL
  • Malware sample or detection details
  • Relevant screenshots or logs
08

Hacking Activity

Unauthorized activities including port scanning, brute-force attacks, intrusion attempts or denial-of-service attacks.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain or IP address
  • Date and time with timezone
  • Source and destination IPs
  • Full attack logs
  • User-agent information
09

Trademark Infringement

Unauthorized use of a trademark that may cause confusion about the identity, affiliation or origin of a service.

Useful Evidence

  • Formal trademark complaint
  • Trademark ownership information
  • Abusive domain or URL
  • Relevant supporting documentation
10

Whois Inaccuracy

False, inaccurate or outdated contact information associated with a domain registration.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain name
  • Incorrect contact details
  • Returned email with headers
  • Relevant registration information
11

Other Abuse

Other unlawful or abusive activity may include identity theft, defamation, terrorism-related propaganda, warez and similar violations.

Useful Evidence

  • Abusive domain name
  • Abusive URL
  • Screenshots
  • Relevant supporting evidence

Submit Complete & Accurate Reports

Please avoid submitting multiple tickets for the same issue. If you have already opened a ticket with our Legal and Abuse Department, continue the conversation through that existing ticket when providing additional information.

Consolidating related information helps reduce cross-referencing and confusion and allows our team to investigate your report more efficiently.

Open Support Ticket

Government & Law Enforcement

Authorized law enforcement or government agencies may contact our dedicated abuse channel directly.

abuse@tkchost.com

Reports from law enforcement or government agencies are processed within 24 hours.

This dedicated email should not be used for ordinary public abuse reports.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check if a domain is registered or hosted with Tkchost?

Before submitting a complaint, verify that the domain uses our services. You can use our domain lookup and use tools such as Google Admin Toolbox Dig to identify the IP address associated with a domain. You can then use a Whois service such as DomainTools to help identify the hosting provider.

Does your investigation differ for registered and hosted domains?

Yes. If Tkchost is acting only as a domain registrar while the reported content is hosted on third-party infrastructure, we may not be able to directly verify or take action against that content. This may affect matters such as copyright, email abuse, fraud, malware and hacking reports.

What is the timeframe for processing abuse tickets?

Our general ticket processing time is 72 hours, although the actual timeframe may vary depending on the complexity and nature of the report.

Ticket processing time does not necessarily represent the timeframe required to resolve an issue. Some cases require additional investigation or verification.

Can I report urgent issues through Live Chat?

We recommend using the abuse ticket system for abuse reports. Many cases require detailed investigation, documentation and evidence that cannot be adequately handled through Live Chat.

When will I receive a response?

All complaints are reviewed and appropriate action may be taken where necessary. However, we may not always disclose the outcome of an investigation.

Abuse investigations may result in statuses such as:

  • Abuse confirmed — the reported activity was confirmed and is being mitigated or has already been mitigated.
  • Abuse not confirmed — the reported activity could not be verified.
  • Abuse partially confirmed — only some of the reported services or activities were confirmed.

I represent a law enforcement or government agency. Is there a dedicated channel?

Yes. Authorized government and law enforcement agencies may contact our dedicated abuse team at abuse@tkchost.com .

This channel is intended specifically for authorized government or law enforcement agencies. General abuse complaints should be submitted through our support ticket system.

What file types can I attach to my report?

For security reasons, our system accepts the following file formats:

CSV, DOC, DOCX, EML, JPEG, JPG, PDF, PNG, TXT, XLS and XLSX.

Please ensure that your supporting evidence uses one of these accepted formats before submitting your ticket.

See Something Abusive?

Help us maintain a safer and more reliable hosting environment. Submit a detailed report with the relevant evidence and our team will review it through the appropriate channel.