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Removing A Toxic Backlink

by toivo
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I offer a free daily auto updating web image that changes automatically via PHP script. I offer it on my website and it's a decent way to get traffic back to my domain because when the image appears on another site, people can click that image and it takes them to my index page. I just discovered by looking at my Word Press stats that my image was added to a nefarious porno site and want them to delete that from their page.
My image is family-oriented and all this does is frustrate me. How can I get this site to delete my work off their page? In essence, how would you begin? I have the entire URL here but won't post it....I won't give these idiots any additional eyes. Help - advice appreciated.
#backlink #removing #toxic
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      wonderful....I SO appreciate this....and YES I do own the image. It is a cartoon I offer webdesigners (see here). It's pretty frustrating when you email them and get NO answer....I was just wondering if we could approach a web host, and if so, tell THEM or report it to a higher authority....thank you!
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