Report a Scam

We take every report seriously. The faster you tell us, the faster we can take down a fake or fraudulent ad. All reports are confidential.

1Common scam patterns

Advance-payment requests — anyone asking for UPI/bank transfer before meeting is a scammer. Never pay anything before you meet.
Stolen or AI-generated photos — if photos look like Instagram models or change drastically across angles, it's likely fake.
Bait-and-switch — gallery shows one woman, a different person turns up. Refuse the meeting and report immediately.
Pressure tactics — "pay now or someone else will book", "lose this offer in 5 minutes" — never act on rushed messages.
Fake video calls — pre-recorded loops or filtered calls used to "verify" identity. Insist on a live, unfiltered video before you agree to meet, and still pay nothing before you meet.

Profile URL on our site (copy from your address bar).
Date and approximate time of the interaction.
What happened — short description, 2–4 sentences is enough.
Phone number / WhatsApp ID the scammer used (if shared with you).
Screenshots of the chat or the suspicious photo (optional but very helpful).

Use our contact form and put "Report a scam" in the Subject box.
Or email report@nightsindia.com with subject line "Scam report — <profile name>".
For ads on our site, you can also click the small flag icon on the profile page (where available) to report directly.

We review reports as soon as we can.
If the ad is fake or breaks our rules, we take it down, and we may close the account behind it.
We may reply to the address you write from. Your identity is never shared with the reported account.

We are not a payment platform — we cannot recover funds sent off-platform. But we can still help.
Report the UPI ID / bank account immediately to your bank's fraud line and to cybercrime.gov.in.
Send us the same details so we can check the ad against our rules.