InfluencersGoneWild leaks removal: DMCA steps

InfluencersGoneWild posts leaked content from OnlyFans, Fansly, Patreon and Twitch creators. It's built like a blog: every leak is a separate post, and the post title and link usually spell out your name. That makes the pages easy for fans to find in Google.

Why InfluencersGoneWild is hard

• Every post is its own page. Posts look like influencersgonewild.com/yourname-nude-video-leaked-abc123/. If you were posted ten times, that's ten URLs to report.
• Your name is in the link and the title. Each post can rank in Google for your name by itself, so delisting matters a lot here.
• Category and tag pages repeat it. Category pages for OnlyFans, Fansly and others list the same posts again, and can show up in search.
• It's behind Cloudflare. influencersgonewild.com uses Cloudflare's nameservers and addresses, so the real host is hidden, as of our October 31, 2026 lookup.
• The registrar is Namecheap ([email protected]), as of the same lookup.

Step by step

1. 1Collect every URL. Google site:influencersgonewild.com "yourname" for every name and handle you use. Note every post, plus any tag or category page that shows your name.
2. 2Remove it from Google first. Submit all the URLs through Google's copyright removal form. This cuts most of the traffic, even if the site never answers.
3. 3Contact the site. The site links to a contact page. Send a DMCA notice there with every URL. Our DMCA template has every part a notice needs.
4. 4Report it to Cloudflare. Use Cloudflare's abuse form, copyright category, and paste every URL. Cloudflare forwards the report to the real host and tells you who that is.
5. 5Send the host a DMCA notice once Cloudflare names it.
6. 6Copy Namecheap ([email protected]) on repeated cases, with the URLs and the dates you reported them.
7. 7Check again weekly. New posts about you get new links.

The full process is in our guide to removing leaked OnlyFans content. Leaks rarely stay on one site: the typical creator in our scans was on 5 leak sites (see the numbers).

Want us to handle it?

We find every InfluencersGoneWild post for your names, file the notices in our name, get them delisted from Google, and re-check weekly. A person reviews every notice.