Solutions
We file six core violation types through WhatsApp's official channels. Every case is screened for a genuine Terms of Service or legal breach first — we never report a legitimate number.
We report numbers running financial scams over WhatsApp, mapped to the platform's Terms of Service ban on fraud and deceptive activity.
We report numbers sending unsolicited bulk or automated messages, which breach WhatsApp's Terms of Service prohibition on spam and non-personal messaging.
We get numbers posing as you, your business or a WhatsApp Business account reported under WhatsApp's rules on impersonation and deceptive identity.
We report numbers spreading malicious links and credential theft, which violate WhatsApp's Terms of Service on harmful and deceptive content.
We document sustained abuse and threats from a number and report them under WhatsApp's Terms of Service on threatening and abusive conduct.
We report linked numbers and broadcast abuse working together to run a scam at scale, mapped to WhatsApp's Terms of Service on coordinated and automated abuse.
Detailed, WhatsApp-specific walkthroughs for each violation type.
Solution
Why no bot can ban a number on demand or destroy a group, what GitHub "group ban bots" really do, the truth about report thresholds, and the Telegram bots that just take your money.
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What actually gets a number banned, the step-by-step report flow, the evidence WhatsApp acts on, and how to handle impersonation — through official channels, without false reporting.
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Why a mass report bot can't force a ban, how WhatsApp really decides to ban a number, and how to report a scam, spam or impersonation number the official way.
Open the guide →Send the number with its country code and screenshots of the chat. If it's a genuine Terms of Service breach, we'll map the official reporting path with you.