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How to remove your leaked content from Fapello

Fapello hides behind Cloudflare and ignores most emails. Here's how to get your leaked OnlyFans content off it and out of Google.

Fapello is the leak site that showed up most often in our scans of OnlyFans creators in October 2026. One creator we scanned had 23 separate Fapello pages. Here's how to get yours taken down.

Why Fapello is hard

  • It's behind Cloudflare. Look up fapello.com and you'll see a Cloudflare address, not the real server. Emailing "the host" from a WHOIS lookup reaches Cloudflare, not Fapello.
  • It has many pages per creator. A creator usually has a main page (fapello.com/yourname/), numbered pages (/yourname/2/, /yourname/3/...) and single video pages. Each is a separate URL to report.
  • It has mirrors. Language subdomains like cz.fapello.com and ru.fapello.com show the same content. Report them too.
  • Its registrar is Internet Domain Service BS Corp ([email protected]), as of our October 2026 lookup.

Step by step

  1. 1.Collect every URL. Google site:fapello.com "yourname" and note every result, including numbered pages, video pages and language mirrors.
  2. 2.Remove it from Google. Submit all the URLs through Google's copyright removal form. This is the step that matters most: most people find Fapello through Google, and delisting works even if Fapello never responds.
  3. 3.Report it to Cloudflare. Use Cloudflare's abuse form, copyright category. Cloudflare forwards your report to the real hosting company and replies with who that is.
  4. 4.Send a DMCA notice to the real host once Cloudflare names it.
  5. 5.Copy the registrar ([email protected]) on repeated cases, with the list of URLs and the dates you reported them.
  6. 6.Check again weekly. New uploads appear as new numbered pages.

The full process, including what a DMCA notice must contain, is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content.

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