Domain Abuse Policy

The most convenient way to report domain abuse incidents to 22NET is by submitting a report via our email submission form.

Before submitting the form, you must confirm that the sponsoring registrar of the abusive domain is Ourdomain. You may click here to check the domain WHOIS information.

The required information and/or evidence in the form is to substantiate your allegations and assist us in verifying the abuse report, so that appropriate action may be taken if necessary. The necessary information/evidence you need to provide may vary depending on the type of issue you are reporting.

When completing the form, you will be required to provide a contact email address and complete verification. This is to ensure that we can contact you via a valid channel if necessary.

Please note that you shall ensure all supporting documents submitted through the online reporting system are true and valid. Any litigation, claims or demands arising from false complaints shall result in your sole responsibility for all legal and financial liabilities.

The table below lists the most common types of abuse we investigate, along with the necessary information and/or evidence we require you to provide to support our investigation:

We will commence an investigation within three (3) business days of receiving your abuse report and send a system email to your contact address to notify you of the investigation result. Within a further two (2) business days, we will take appropriate action based on the investigation result and notify you accordingly.