Report abuse

relaybell sends web push notifications for the websites that use it. If a notification sent through relaybell is spam, a scam, phishing, malware, or anything else our Terms of Service forbid, please tell us. We read every report.

Stop notifications on your own device first

You can turn off a website’s notifications at any time in your browser: open the website, click the icon to the left of the address bar, and set Notifications to Block. On Android, long-press the notification and turn it off. This takes effect straight away, whether or not you also report it.

How to report

Email abuse@relaybell.com with:

• The website the notification came from (its address, for example example.com).
• What the notification said, and where its link went. A screenshot helps.
• When you got it (date and time, and your time zone).
• Anything else that helps, such as whether you remember subscribing.

You don’t need a relaybell account to report abuse. Please don’t send passwords or payment details.

What happens next

• We confirm we got your report, usually within two business days.
• We check the account that sent it. If it breaks our rules, we can stop its sending at once, suspend the account, or close it.
• We may not be able to tell you exactly what we did, to protect everyone’s privacy.

Other questions

Security problems with relaybell itself: support@relaybell.com. Questions about personal data: privacy@relaybell.com.