Certification & awarding bodies
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Fake certificates and copycat centres, taken down.
Sellers of fake certificates in your name, fake “approved centres”, lookalike verification sites and leaked exam material. Deltus finds them on websites, social accounts and public channels, files with the platform, the host and the registrar, and keeps a dated record of every link.
Example data
Fake certificate seller · checkout live
High risk
Lookalike verification site
High risk
Not on your centre list · taking bookings
Medium risk
Public messaging channel · file download
Medium risk
What we take down
Everything that sells your name without the exam.
The sellers, sites and channels that trade on your qualifications.
Fake certificate sellers
Sites and accounts selling certificates in your name to people who never sat the exam.
Fake verification sites
Lookalike domains that “confirm” fake certificates, reported to the registrar, the host and browser blocklists.
Unapproved centres
Training providers that claim your approval, using your logo and qualification titles.
Leaked exam material
Exam papers, question banks and mark schemes shared on file hosts, forums and public channels.
Social and messaging accounts
TikTok, Instagram and Telegram accounts that advertise fake certificates or leaked papers.
Search results
Results that send people to the sellers. The delisting request goes out with the host notice.
How it works
Your marks, your copyright, your evidence.
Takedowns only. We go after the sellers and the listings, never the candidates who bought from them.
01
Find
Agents watch new domain registrations, social platforms, public channels, file hosts and search results for your name, logo, qualification titles and certificate designs.
02
File
Each report uses the right you hold: your registered marks for fake sellers and centres, your copyright for certificate designs and exam material. We file with the platform, the host and the registrar at once, as your authorised agent.
03
Verify
We re-check each link until it is gone. Sellers come back on new accounts and domains, so we keep watching and link repeat sellers together.
Proof of removal
A dated record your team can use.
Every seller, site and channel sits in your ledger with its status and evidence: removed at the source, blocklisted, or refused and escalated.
Example data
Fake certificate seller · host and registrar
Removed at source
Social account · trademark report
Removed at source
Lookalike verification site
Blocklisted
Public channel · copyright report
Reported
Unapproved centre · host refused
Refused, escalated
What each status means
The platform, host or registrar took it down.
Browsers warn visitors while we push for removal at the source.
Refused or ignored, so we go one level up: the registrar, the payment processor or the platform’s appeal route.
FAQ
Questions from certification and awarding bodies.
What we file, what we never do, and how it’s priced.
No. We take down sellers, sites and listings. We never contact candidates or certificate holders, and we don’t rule on whether a person’s certificate is genuine: that stays with you.
A short signed authorisation so we can act as your agent, details of your registered marks, and your list of approved centres, so we can tell an unapproved centre from a real one.
Yes, where they sit on a platform or host that acts on copyright notices. Public channels and many file hosts do; private groups usually can’t be reported from outside. Your ledger shows which.
Yes. We can take the backlog your team has already found and file it, and every report, reply and status change goes into a time-stamped record your team can use.
You pay per verified removal. Tell us your qualifications and where you have seen fakes, and we agree the scope with you before we start.
Free threat scan
See who is selling certificates in your name.
Tell us your organisation and qualifications. We send you the sellers, sites and accounts we find, with links.