Digital Services Act
Illegal-content notices and redress
Last updated: 9 September 2026
Use this dedicated notice-and-action channel to identify specific content on MarketRooms that you believe is illegal in the EU. You do not need an account or legal training.
Submit a notice
This channel is for alleged illegality. For spam or a Community Guidelines issue that is not illegal, use the report control beside the message. Give us the exact location, why it is illegal, and the relevant EU or national law if you know it.
How we handle notices
We acknowledge electronic submissions immediately and review sufficiently precise notices in a timely, diligent, objective and non-arbitrary manner. A trained reviewer makes final decisions; automated signals may assist triage but do not make the final decision alone.
Where we act, affected users receive a clear statement explaining the restriction, the facts relied on, whether automation was used, the legal or contractual ground, territorial scope, and available redress, unless a lawful exception applies.
Check a decision or appeal
Enter the reference and private token from your receipt. Appeals are free.
Appeals and independent redress
Keep the private access token shown after submission. It lets you check the outcome and submit a free appeal for at least six months. You may also select a certified out-of-court dispute-settlement body listed by the European Commission or pursue a remedy before a court. See our Moderation Policy for the decision framework.
Points of contact
Recipients and authorities may contact [email protected] in English or Spanish. This address supports direct communication with a human and is not reserved for law enforcement. Orders from competent authorities should identify the legal basis, issuing authority, scope and available redress.