If a photo or text on Lush Escorts belongs to you and was posted without your permission, this page tells you exactly how to get it taken down quickly.
Last updated · May 30, 202601
What this page is for
Lush Escorts is a directory. The photos and descriptions on each profile page are submitted by the profiles themselves. We review listings before they go live, but mistakes happen — sometimes a photo gets uploaded that the person in the photo never agreed to share.
This page is the fastest route to getting that fixed. If you own the rights to a piece of content on the site — or if you are the person in a photo and you didn't agree to it being posted — let us know and we'll take action.
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How to submit a takedown request
The easiest way is to send us an email or use the form at the bottom of this page. Whichever route you choose, your message should include the following so we can act on it:
A description of the content you say is infringing — the URL of the page on Lush Escorts, and if it's a specific image, the image filename if you can see it.
A statement that you own the rights to the content, or that you are the person depicted and did not consent to its use.
Your full name and a contact method (an email address is fine).
A signature — a typed name in the email or form is acceptable.
Quick path: if a photo of you is being used without your consent and you want it down right now, that's enough. Don't worry about legalese — tell us which profile and which photo, and we'll take it offline while we investigate.
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What happens after you submit
We aim to acknowledge every takedown request within two business days.
If the request is straightforward (you're the person in the photo, or the work is clearly yours), the content is removed immediately and the profile that uploaded it is contacted.
If there's a real dispute — for example, the profile claims the content was theirs to share — the content stays offline while we collect evidence from both sides.
Repeat infringers (the same profile getting multiple valid takedown requests) get their listings removed entirely.
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Counter-notice
If you are a profile owner whose content was taken down and you believe the request was wrong, you can file a counter-notice. Send us a written reply that includes:
The piece of content that was taken down (URL or filename).
A statement that you have a good-faith belief the content was removed in error.
Your full name and contact details.
We will share the counter-notice with the original complainant. If they don't respond within ten business days, the content goes back up.
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False claims
Filing a takedown request you know is false — for example, claiming a photo is yours when it isn't — is itself a misuse of the takedown process. It can lead to legal liability for you, and we may decline to act on future requests from the same source.
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How to reach us
Email is the fastest: [email protected]. Put "DMCA Takedown" in the subject line so it goes straight to the right person.
You can also use the short form below — it lands in the same inbox.
Submit a takedown request
Fill in what you can. We'll reply within two business days.