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Report a duplicate when two records describe the same person or organization. Report impersonation when a profile or hub presents itself as an identity that is not its own.

Gather safe evidence

  • The Dapping addresses of every affected record.
  • The official website or social account that establishes the authentic identity.
  • A short description of the conflicting names, handles, links, branding, or claims.
  • Your relationship to the identity, if you have one.

Submit the report

1

Sign in

Reports are only accepted from a signed-in account.
2

Open the report action

On a profile, select Report profile. On a company, project, or listing, open the actions menu and select Report.
3

Choose the reason

Choose Impersonation. There is no duplicate reason, so for a duplicate choose Other.
4

Add the evidence

Use the details field for the evidence links and the correction you are asking for.
Dapping confirms with “Report submitted. Moderators will review.” Keep the addresses you collected, since the outcome may not be visible on the public record.

While the report is open

Do not confront the other account or send it further proof of your identity. Keep personal information out of the report beyond what a reviewer needs. A verification badge helps identify the official record, but the evidence you supply is what carries the case. Some near-duplicates are kept apart because two people or organizations can share a similar name. If you are authorized to run an unowned but otherwise accurate company record, claim it rather than reporting it.

Continue on Dapping

Contact Dapping Feedback

Send both record links and the official source that shows which identity is genuine.

Report a listing correction

Report stale or incorrect listing information with a reliable source.

Understand where Dapping's responsibility ends

See what Dapping handles directly and when another service controls the next step.

Block and report suspicious activity

Stop unwanted contact and report suspicious profiles, content, or messages.
Last modified on September 21, 2026