Report Trafficking

If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services now. This page is for reporting something that does not need an emergency response in the next few minutes.

slim_escort treats any indication that a person is being controlled, coerced or exploited as the most serious thing that can appear on it. Ads reported for this reason are taken out of public view while they are examined, before anyone has decided whether the report is right.

What to look for

No single sign proves anything, but these are the ones worth reporting:

• The person cannot speak for themselves — someone else always answers, arranges and is paid.
• Scripted, repeated or oddly worded text, or the same photographs appearing under many different names, ages or cities.
• Signs of being moved constantly, or of not knowing where they are.
• Someone who appears to be under 18, or whose stated age keeps changing.
• Fear, injuries, a minder present, or an inability to leave, refuse or keep their own money and documents.

How to report it

• On the site: use the report link on the ad's own page and choose the trafficking or exploitation reason. No account is needed. Say what you saw, as plainly as you can — it goes to a human.
• By email: [the operator’s contact address — set this in the admin panel].
• To a specialist service: [your national anti-trafficking hotline — set this in the admin panel]. They can act in ways a website cannot.

Please include the ad's web address if you have it, and do not delete the messages or screenshots you already have — they may matter later.

What happens next

The ad is removed from public view while it is reviewed. What was reported, what was decided and why is recorded. Where there is reason to believe someone is at risk or a crime has been committed, the matter and the records held about the ad are referred to the appropriate authorities, and those records are preserved rather than deleted on the usual schedule.

You can report anonymously. You will not be told the outcome — that protects the person the report is about as much as anyone. Report it anyway if you are unsure: a mistaken report costs an advertiser a short delay, and an unmade one can cost someone far more.