FAQ’s

Here we have posted some frequently asked questions about Report Your Ex (www.ReportYourEx.com).  We hope that you find your answers here.  If any of your questions reference our policy page, for your convenience, we have placed a button at the bottom of this page that will take you to our policy page.

Q: What Is The Best Photo Size And Format For Image Upload?

A: Most formats and sizes will work.  Please only use .jpg, .png, .bmp, .gif.  In regards to image size, we prefer nothing smaller than 150×150 and recommend nothing larger than 1500×1500.  Images with multiple people will not be accepted any longer.

Q: How Long Has Report Your Ex Been Online?

A: ReportYourEx.com was established in January, 2010.

Q: Why Was ReportYourEx.com Started?

A: ReportYourEx.com was started due to a rampant amount of deceptive dating practices.  Most of these practices are accomplished through online dating sites, which constitutes the need for a free service such as Report Your Ex.

Q: I Forgot My Username, Email & Password.  How Do I Recover Them?

A: You cannot.  You will need to establish a new username and password.  If you have your email, you can contact us through our contact form for more assistance.

Q: How Much Does It Cost To Join Report Your Ex?

A: Report Your Ex is free to use.  We require no fees from our users.

Q: Is It Legal To Use A Photo Of My Ex When Submitting An Ex Report?

A: If you are the owner of a photograph, it is yours to use and share.  If you are not the owner of a photograph, then no it is not yours to use and share and should be returned to the rightful owner.

Q: Is Report Your Ex Legal?

A: The site itself is legal to use.  However, we must express the importance in remaining factual in your Ex Report Submissions.  Posting false allegations can be considered defamation of character.  If we find out through a court system that your posting is false it will be removed. All IP addresses are logged in posts and comments. We have the right to allow individuals to share their stories and/or opinions in the form of reports, comments, posts and/or topics on our site. This is mandated by a FEDERAL LAW, which is called the Communications Decency Act or “CDA”, 47 U.S.C. § 230.

Q: How Long Will My Submission Be Posted?

A: Your submission will be on our site forever.  We do not remove postings unless specified by a court authority.  Our submissions are not temporary, as with much on the internet, they are placed for the purpose of information in a permanent fashion.

Q: I Submitted An Ex Report And Would Like To Remove It?

A: As per the submission policy you agreed to when submitting your Ex Report, you may not remove the Ex Report.  You give Report Your Ex explicit permission to retain your Ex Report Submission for users of this site.  You may however, submit a Formal Retraction request to the site administration via our contact form on our website.  Please read our policy page for more information on retraction requests.

Q: How Do I Submit A Formal Retraction Request?

A: You may do this by submitting a Formal Retraction request to the site administration via our contact form on our website.  Please read our policy page for more information on retraction requests.

Q: Someone Posted False Information About Me On Report Your Ex, What Do I Do?

A: That is entirely up to you.  We are neither judge, nor jury.  We do not take sides on any matters that are discussed within this website.  If you feel that someone has submitted false information about you on Report Your Ex, it is your responsibility to take that issue up with the submitter.  We do not remove Ex Report Submissions, except in the case of a court order.

Q: What is the mailing address for Report Your Ex for press release and/or court purposes?

A: Updating Mailing Information.  We will update this page with our new address shortly.