Report Trafficking or Exploitation

If somebody is in immediate danger

If somebody is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first. Roesas is not an emergency service: it cannot intervene in an ongoing situation, cannot reach anybody on your behalf, and cannot dispatch help.

You do not need a Roesas account to use this form. You do not need to sign in and you do not need to advertise here. Roesas asks for an email address so it can send you a reference, and the advertiser is never told who reported them.

Use it to report suspected human trafficking or sex trafficking, coercion, exploitation, forced labour, debt bondage, threats or control exercised over somebody, the suspected involvement of anybody under 18, or content published without the consent of the person in it. This form is for concerns connected to an advertisement on Roesas.

Reporting to Roesas, and reporting to the authorities

Reporting to Roesas is for concerns about a Roesas profile, advertisement or other content on this platform.

Suspected crimes, danger, trafficking, the involvement of a minor and emergencies are for the authorities. Reporting something to Roesas does not replace contacting them, and Roesas does not decide whether a crime has occurred.

If you can still see the advertisement

Open it and use the Report link on the advertisement itself. Roesas then knows exactly which advertisement you mean and you do not have to describe it. Use the form below if you cannot get back to it.

Your report

Reporting this advertisement

Anita · Miami, Florida

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Roesas has recorded which advertisement you came from, so you do not need to describe it.

What are you concerned about?

Somebody appears to be controlled or spoken for by another personThreats, coercion, intimidation or blackmailI believe somebody involved may be under 18Another person appears to control their money, documents or identificationForced labour or debt bondageThey do not appear free to leave, to stop, or to speak freelyContent appears to have been published without the consent of the person in itSomething else about this advertisement concerns me

No single sign proves that trafficking or exploitation is taking place. You do not need to be certain, and you are not being asked to investigate. Describe what you saw.

What have you seen?

Describe what concerns you, in your own words, and when you saw it. Please do not send identity documents, government identifiers, payment details or intimate images through this form.

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Link to evidence(optional)

A web address where the same photograph or content appears, if you have one. Leave it blank if not.

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Never link to material showing an underage person. Do not download, save or re-upload anything of that kind. Describe it, give the listing address instead, and report it to the NCMEC CyberTipline.

Your email address

Roesas sends your reference here so you have a record of the report. No Roesas account is created, and the advertiser is never told who reported them. Supplying an address does not guarantee a reply.

Where else to report

These are resources for people in the United States. They are independent of Roesas: contacting them is not the same as reporting to Roesas, and reporting to Roesas does not contact them for you.

Emergency services911
If somebody is in immediate danger, call 911. This is the only route on this page that reaches help now.
FBI: submit a tip
The FBI's own form for reporting federal crimes, including trafficking. Tips may be submitted anonymously.
National Human Trafficking Hotline1-888-373-7888 · text 233733
The national hotline for reporting suspected human trafficking and for connecting victims and survivors with services. Operated independently of Roesas and of the federal government.
NCMEC CyberTipline1-800-843-5678
Where suspected child sexual abuse material and the sexual exploitation of a minor are reported, run by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
DHS Blue Campaign
The Department of Homeland Security's public information on recognising the indicators of human trafficking, and how to report it.

External reporting resources are operated by third parties. If a link is unavailable, visit the agency's official website directly.

What this form is not for

This is a trust and safety channel, not customer support. Sending something else here delays it, because it reaches the people who handle safety reports rather than the people who can answer it.

If the concern is that photographs are stolen, unauthorised or of somebody else, use the fake photographs and impersonation form instead.
If you own the copyright in material published here, a copyright complaint is a different process with different requirements.
If you advertise on Roesas and need help with your account, an advertisement or a payment, use your message centre, which reaches a person.
If you want to ask what information Roesas holds about you, use the privacy request form.

See report fake photographs, the copyright complaint page, the privacy request form, and the Safety policy.

The Acceptable Use policy sets out everything Roesas prohibits, including trafficking, coercion, exploitation, forced labour, debt bondage, the involvement of anybody under 18, and non-consensual content.

What Roesas records when you use this form

Roesas records what you type, together with the date: the advertisement you named if you named one, the concern you selected, your description, any link you gave, and your email address. That record is how the report is handled, and it is kept as evidence that the report was made and what was done about it. It is visible only to Roesas staff.

Roesas does not store your IP address or browser details for a report submitted here, and no account is created for you. See the Privacy Policy.