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False Positive Policy

How desenmascara.me handles requests to review potentially incorrect fraud classifications.

Last updated: March 15, 2026

Why this policy exists

  • desenmascara.me uses automated signals, heuristics, and manual review support to classify domains.
  • No fraud detection system is perfect, and legitimate domains may occasionally be flagged incorrectly.
  • This policy explains how domain owners or authorized representatives can request a review.

Who may submit a request

  • The domain owner.
  • An authorized employee, legal representative, or security contact acting for the domain owner.
  • Third parties may submit context, but ownership or authorization may be required before any change is made.

What to send

  • Domain name and link to the public report, if available.
  • Reason the classification is incorrect or outdated.
  • Proof of ownership or authorization, such as a message from the domain email, corporate email, or equivalent evidence.
  • Any supporting screenshots, documents, or relevant remediation details.

How to submit

  • Send the request to [email protected].
  • Use a clear subject line such as: False positive review request - example.com.
  • Requests should be written in English or Spanish for the fastest handling.

Review process and timing

  • Initial acknowledgement target: within 3 business days.
  • Review target: within 7 business days for standard cases.
  • Complex or incomplete requests may take longer, especially when external verification is needed.
  • desenmascara.me is operated by a solo founder, so response times are best-effort rather than guaranteed.

Possible outcomes

  • Keep the report unchanged if the original classification still appears supported.
  • Update the explanation or evidence shown in the report.
  • Downgrade a verdict, for example from Fraudulent to Suspicious.
  • Remove or deindex a public report in limited cases where the classification is clearly incorrect or obsolete.

Important limits

  • A successful appeal does not guarantee a domain will remain unflagged in the future if new risk evidence appears.
  • desenmascara.me may preserve internal records for security, audit, legal, or anti-abuse reasons even if a public report changes.
  • This process is a product review workflow and not legal adjudication, certification, or endorsement of a domain.

Abuse prevention

  • Incomplete, abusive, deceptive, or repetitive requests may be rejected or deprioritized.
  • Requests that do not include credible ownership or authorization evidence may be closed without changing the report.