To remove leaked content from Fapeza, send a copyright notice to fapezan+dmca@gmail.com, the address on fapeza.com/dmca/, listing your model page, each numbered page under it, and any language-subdomain copies. Escalate to the host if it is ignored, and ask Google to drop the pages.
Find every Fapeza page, including the language copies
Fapeza files content under a model page at fapeza.com/yourname/, with further pages numbered underneath. The step most people miss: Fapeza also serves the same pages on language subdomains such as ru.fapeza.com. Each subdomain page is a separate address, so it needs to be in the notice too.
- Open your model page and page through every numbered page.
- Search your name and handle with "fapeza", and look for results on subdomains.
- Copy each URL exactly as it appears, subdomain included.
Send the notice to Fapeza
Put every URL in one email to fapezan+dmca@gmail.com. Group the links by address: fapeza.com first, then each language subdomain, so whoever reads it can see the copies are the same content. Add a link to your original and the statements a copyright notice needs; the free DMCA notice generator writes them for you. Keep a dated copy, because you will need it if you escalate.
When Fapeza stays silent
Fapeza also takes notices at a Gmail address. When we checked in October 2026, both fapeza.com and ru.fapeza.com were served through Cloudflare. Cloudflare's abuse form at abuse.cloudflare.com passes copyright complaints on to the real host and replies with the host's name. Put the subdomain URLs in that report as well; they run through the same service, and a host that sees only the main domain may leave the copies up.
Search results for the language copies
To Google, ru.fapeza.com/yourname/ and fapeza.com/yourname/ are different pages, and removing one leaves the other in results. List each subdomain URL in your removal request, then search "yourname fapeza" again once Google confirms, to catch a copy you missed. For images shared without your consent, Google's non-consensual imagery request is the better route; the survivor guide explains when to use it, and the Google removal guide walks through the form.
How takedowns handles Fapeza
Fapeza is on our list of known leak sites. Once we have seen its model-page address pattern, we check your handle there directly on every search. Language subdomains are matched to the same verified DMCA inbox, so a ru.fapeza.com copy is not left behind. Notices go out from our legal mailbox, not your personal email, and replies come to us; if Fapeza ignores them we escalate to its host, and we submit the pages to Google. Scheduled searches, weekly on Standard and daily on Pro, include the language subdomains.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fapeza's DMCA email?
Fapeza's DMCA page lists fapezan+dmca@gmail.com, and the page itself is at fapeza.com/dmca/.
Does a removal on fapeza.com cover the language versions?
Fapeza serves the same pages on language subdomains such as ru.fapeza.com. List the subdomain URLs you find in the same notice, because each one is a separate address.
How do I find all my Fapeza pages?
Search your name and handle with "fapeza", then open your model page at fapeza.com/yourname/ and note every numbered page under it.
