Complaints and Takedown

How CVC handles disputes, complaints, and content removal requests.

If a review, profile detail, or other platform content is challenged, CVC may assess the issue, request supporting information, limit visibility temporarily, or remove content where needed.

Who can raise an issue

Complaints can come from reviewers, vendors, sponsors, or other affected parties.

Concerns may relate to accuracy, confidentiality, defamation, misuse of identity, policy breach, sponsorship labelling, or other trust and legal issues.

Interim action

CVC may restrict visibility while an issue is reviewed.

Where there is a credible complaint, CVC may temporarily hold, hide, or remove content while evidence is assessed and next steps are decided.

What to include

A clear description of the issue, the content or page affected, why you believe it is inaccurate or unsafe, and any supporting evidence or legal basis.

How CVC may respond

CVC may request more information, compare submissions against platform records, review moderation history, and assess legal or policy implications.

Possible outcomes

Content may remain unchanged, be corrected for formatting only, be labelled differently, be restricted from view, or be removed entirely.

Reviewer anonymity

Public anonymity does not prevent internal review of the underlying submission where moderation, safety, or legal review requires it.

Commercial status

Paid placement, sponsorship, or vendor access status does not override the complaints and takedown process.

Route to contact

Use the sponsor or vendor contact routes already on the platform, or the relevant operational contact route, to raise a complaint or takedown issue directly.