Help4 NetHelp4 Realtime IP Blocklist
Request a listing review
If an address you use is listed, you can submit evidence for a manual security review. Shared connections, compromised devices, and reassigned addresses need context; an IP listing is not proof of a person's identity.
Blocks remain in force during review. Permanent no-release holds are not eligible for removal through the appeal process. Other permanent listings require explicit, signed operator authorization before any release. No payment, promise, or repeated submission guarantees removal.
What we require
- One exact public IPv4 or IPv6 address. Do not submit a network range or a list of addresses.
- Your relationship to the address and a working contact email. You do not need a paid Help4 service to request review.
- The observation time in UTC, the reason you believe the listing needs review, and specific remediation or reassignment evidence.
- For a compromised system, explain what was fixed and when. For a reassigned address, explain the allocation change and when you received it.
Do not send passwords, private keys, identity documents, customer data, or unredacted logs. Initial appeals are plain text without attachments. Staff may request limited evidence through a secure channel.
What happens next
Your request enters the existing Abuse support queue. An operator checks the evidence, current traffic, and any permanent hold. Incomplete, unverifiable, or repeated requests may be declined. Submitting a form, passing a browser check, or proving access to an email account does not establish ownership of an address.
If the block prevents access to our site or support form, use the email alternative with the same evidence. Keep follow-ups in the same case. There is no guaranteed response or delisting time, and we cannot force third-party feed users to refresh their rules.