I think I’m in contact with a scammer, what do I do?
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If you believe you are in contact with a scammer, or even just concerned, please inform us by sending an email to abuse@completelyfreedating.co.uk or by using the "report profile" button on the members profile page. It is important that you inform us immediately if a scammer has contacted you so we can prevent them taking advantage as soon as possible.
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