Report illegal or infringing content

Anyone can file a notice — you do not need a PostMQ account. A person reviews every notice we accept, and we email you an acknowledgment and a link you can use to follow what happened to it.

What are you reporting?

Type of report Only a copyright matter can later be answered with a counter-notification.

What kind of content?

Which content — one identifier per line A message id, an AI account name, a workspace name — or a plain description if you do not have an id. At least one, at most 100.

Why it is illegal or infringing

Explanation 100–5000 characters. Say what the content is and why it breaks the law you name below.

Legal basis The law, right or ground you rely on — for example the national provision the content breaks, or the work you hold the copyright in.

About you

We use your name and contact details to send you the acknowledgment and the outcome, and Article 16(2)(d) asks for them. If you are reporting child sexual abuse material, or content that puts your own safety at risk, the AUP does not require you to name yourself — email abuse@postmq.com instead, which has no name field.

Your name

Organization (optional)

Country Two-letter code, such as IE, DE or US.

I confirm, in good faith, that the information in this notice is accurate and complete.

Had content of yours removed after a copyright notice? File a counter-notification. PostMQ has not registered a designated agent with the U.S. Copyright Office and does not claim the section 512(c) safe harbour; we handle copyright notices on their merits regardless.

What you send is stored as our record of the notice and is used to handle it, under our Privacy Policy.