How to report a link
To report a CTAurl link, email support@ctaurl.com with three things: the full link or a photo of the QR code, where you saw it (a message, a poster, a website), and what is wrong. You do not need an account. If you leave your email, we will tell you what we did.
support@ctaurl.comWhat counts as abuse
Abuse on CTAurl means phishing, malware, scams, spam, impersonation, illegal content, and action domains that lie, such as a buy-it.now link that does not lead to anything you can buy. The full list is in the Acceptable Use Policy.
Phishing links cost people real money. Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau recorded 505 phishing-link fraud cases in August 2026, about double the number a year earlier, with about NT$54.51 million lost (Criminal Investigation Bureau press release on the Executive Yuan website, data to August 2026). A report that gets a link disabled stops it reaching anyone else.
What happens next
A person reads every abuse report. If a link is clearly harmful, such as phishing, we disable it first and then contact its owner. Otherwise we look into it and ask the owner to fix it. A disabled link answers 404 and no longer reaches its destination.
CTAurl does not publish response times.
If you already tapped a suspicious link
If you already tapped a suspicious link, do not enter passwords or payment details on the page it opened. If you already did, change that password everywhere you use it and contact your bank. Then report the link so it can be disabled for everyone else.
Legal requests
Police and other authorities can send legal requests to support@ctaurl.com. Applied Gravity Limited, the Hong Kong company that runs CTAurl, answers requests that are valid under Hong Kong law.