Report Sextortion London

When filling out the report form, include as much detail as you feel comfortable sharing, such as the platform where the sextortion occurred, any usernames or contact details used by the scammer, and a brief description of what happened. If you have received specific threats, mention the type of content involved and whether any images or information have already been shared. Providing these details helps our London specialists assess your situation quickly and offer tailored advice, but you are welcome to use an alias or share only what you feel safe disclosing.

No, your privacy is our top priority. Submitting the form does not automatically involve the police or any third party. We only share your information with law enforcement or other organisations if you explicitly request or consent to it. Many victims in London prefer confidential support, and we respect your wishes at every stage of the process.

Our London-based team aims to respond rapidly, often within a few hours and always within one working day. You will be contacted by a specialist who understands the urgency and sensitivity of sextortion cases. All communication is confidential and at your pace, so you can decide how you wish to proceed.

Absolutely. Sextortion can take many forms, including threats involving real or fake images, hacking, or even the threat of sharing information you never provided. If you feel threatened, manipulated, or blackmailed online, reach out using the form. Our experts can help you understand your situation and advise on the best next steps, even if you’re unsure whether it meets the legal definition of sextortion.

We understand that sextortion can be deeply distressing and isolating. In addition to practical guidance, we can signpost you to trusted support organisations in London and the UK, such as Victim Support, the Samaritans, and specialist mental health services. Our team offers compassionate, non-judgmental support throughout your case, ensuring you never have to face this alone.