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Pocketsflow takes fraud, abuse, and policy violations seriously. Reporting helps keep the platform safe for everyone. This page explains when to report, how to do it, and what happens next.

When to report a seller

Consider reporting when you see:
  • Products that appear to be scams or are clearly misleading.
  • Prohibited items or content that violates laws or platform rules (see the Prohibited Items policy).
  • Intellectual-property abuse — someone reselling content that isn’t theirs.
  • A seller refusing to honor clearly stated policies, or acting abusively.
  • Fraudulent charges or a listing that doesn’t match what’s delivered.
A purchase not meeting your personal expectations is usually a refund matter, not a policy violation. Try the creator first and see Buyer refunds. Report a seller when a rule appears to be broken.
Before reporting, where appropriate, make a good-faith attempt to resolve the issue directly with the seller.

How to report

Use the official reporting form:

Report a seller

pocketsflow.com/report
Include as much detail as possible so the team can investigate efficiently:
  • Links to the product page or seller.
  • Screenshots of the issue (listing, messages, or charges).
  • Your order or receipt IDs, if relevant.
  • Any communication with the seller.
  • A clear description of which rule you believe was broken.

What happens next

1

Review

The Pocketsflow team reviews your report against the platform policies.
2

Investigation

Additional information may be requested from you or the seller.
3

Action

Where warranted, actions can include warnings, listing removal, payout holds, suspension, or removal from the platform.
Not every dispute results in account action, but each report helps improve safety and informs the team’s monitoring. For privacy and legal reasons, the specific outcome of a report about another account may not be shared with you.

If you were financially harmed

Reporting a seller is separate from getting your money back. If you paid for something fraudulent: