Another website clone issue
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My site has been cloned by this f........ http://designer.aimeeprom.com/
original site http://www.5starweddingdirectory.com
Still has our logo etc...
How can we prevent this from happening, What should I do next. I have pinged them via the interactive chat but they do not reply..
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Sorry for the delay. And thank you for your help.
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Hello,
Try to use google Legal Removal Requests
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