Self-Declared
The user’s story has not been independently verified. Passing content moderation does not verify its truth.
Loading your page…
Loading your page…
Understand what’s been checked, protect your information, and know what to do when something doesn’t feel right.
Understand verificationVerification describes a specific check.
No label guarantees an outcome.
The user’s story has not been independently verified. Passing content moderation does not verify its truth.
The user’s identity has been checked. This does not independently confirm the story.
Supporting documents have been checked. This does not guarantee the outcome.
Relevant details have been confirmed with an authoritative provider.
Phone Verified? This confirms control of a phone number. It does not confirm a person’s identity or the truth of their story.
Automated checks help identify requests that need attention. Passing them is not independent proof of a story.
A low risk score does not establish truth.Automated moderation checks for harmful or prohibited content.
Repeated content and suspicious account activity can flag a request for further checks.
Requests with unresolved mandatory checks stay private for verification or review.
Do not send card or bank details through campaign messages. A request for those details is a reason to pause and report your concern.
Reports help bring concerns to the people reviewing them. They are private and do not automatically ban someone.
Find the request you want to reportSign in, open the bill’s detail page and use its report option. You can report impersonation, stolen images, duplicate campaigns, misleading stories or suspicious payment activity.
Administrators review evidence and record decisions.Visit Account safety for notifications and review status. You can submit an appeal or explanation without sharing sensitive information in free-text messages.
Go to Account safetyStay curious. Read carefully. Look out for each other.