To remove leaked content from Erome, send a copyright notice to its designated agent at notice@dmcanow.io, or report intimate images shared without consent to contact@erome.com. Both addresses are on Erome's Report Abuse page. List every album link, and ask Google to drop the pages at the same time.
Use the right page
Typing erome.com/dmca lands on an ordinary user profile called "dmca", not a policy page. Erome's real rules are on its Report Abuse page at erome.com/s/report, linked as "DMCA/Abuse" in the footer. The email addresses there are written by JavaScript, so they may not appear if the page is saved or read by a tool.
Pick the address that fits
- Copyright notice (you created and own the content): Erome's designated agent is DMCA Now LLC,
notice@dmcanow.io. Erome asks that nothing except DMCA notices is sent there. - Intimate images shared without consent, harassment or other harmful content:
contact@erome.com, which Erome says to use for anything illegal, unlawful, harassing or harmful.
Find every album
Erome groups uploads into albums, each at its own address such as erome.com/a/ followed by a short code. Search your name and handle with "erome", open each album, and copy its link. Note the uploader's profile too, because one uploader often posts several albums.
What a copyright notice must include
Erome's page asks for the original work, the exact links to remove, your connection to the work, a mailing address, phone number and email, the two standard statements (good faith, and accuracy under penalty of perjury), and your full legal name with a signature. An authorised agent can send it on your behalf.
Stop the re-uploads
Erome says it uses DigiRegs, a content-fingerprinting service. If you add your work to DigiRegs, Erome can match and remove new uploads of the same content, which a one-off notice cannot do.
If Erome does not act
Unlike most of the sites in these guides, Erome is not behind Cloudflare. When we checked in October 2026, erome.com answered directly from a server on OVH's network. OVHcloud takes abuse reports through its own form at ovhcloud.com/en/abuse. Send it the album links, which address you wrote to at Erome, and the date.
Album pages in Google
Each Erome album is a separate page in Google. Put the album links in your removal request rather than the uploader's profile. If the album holds intimate images posted without your consent, use Google's non-consensual imagery request, the same choice you made between Erome's two addresses. The Google removal guide has the steps.
How takedowns handles Erome
Erome is on our list of known leak sites, with the addresses from its Report Abuse page. Notices list every album link and go out from our legal mailbox, not your personal email, and replies come to us. We submit the pages to Google for removal, and scheduled searches, weekly on Standard and daily on Pro, look for new albums from the same uploader.
Frequently asked questions
What is Erome's DMCA email?
Erome's Report Abuse page (erome.com/s/report) sends copyright notices to its designated agent, DMCA Now LLC, at notice@dmcanow.io, and asks that nothing else goes to that address. Other illegal or harmful content goes to contact@erome.com.
Is erome.com/dmca the DMCA page?
No. That address is an ordinary user profile named "dmca". The real policy is on the Report Abuse page, linked as "DMCA/Abuse" in the site footer.
What is DigiRegs?
Erome says it uses DigiRegs, a content-fingerprinting service. Creators who add their work to DigiRegs can have matching uploads removed from Erome, which helps against re-uploads.
