Anonymous accounts, fake profiles and repeated online messages can leave you feeling overwhelmed and unsure what to save. The same person may use several names or move between platforms. A business may face fake reviews or impersonated staff accounts. LPI can preserve the important material, organise it and investigate links that can be found legally.
You are not committing to anything by contacting us.
Fake profiles, copied photographs and impersonation.
Repeated online abuse, threats, unwanted contact or stalking-related activity.
Anonymous or false-name accounts that may share public links.
Coordinated reviews, posts or accounts targeting a person or business.
Checking usernames, images, websites, companies and public social-media information.
Organising messages, screenshots and incidents into a clear timeline and evidence file.
Online content can be edited or deleted. Where it is safe, keep the original message, link, account name, date and time. Avoid relying only on cropped screenshots, because they may leave out the page address or surrounding conversation.
If there is an immediate threat, blackmail, intimate-image abuse, financial loss or fear of violence, contact the police, your bank or the relevant platform as appropriate. Do not wait for a private investigation before protecting yourself.
OSINT stands for open-source intelligence. In simple terms, it means carefully searching information that is legally available to the public. This may include usernames, profile photographs, public posts, websites, company details, marketplace accounts and other online connections.
We compare several details before suggesting that accounts may be connected. Similar wording or posting times can be useful clues, but they do not prove who controls an account. The report explains how strong or weak each link is.
A large number of messages can be difficult for a solicitor or police officer to understand quickly. We can build a timeline showing the dates, accounts, type of contact, changes in behaviour and any links with offline incidents. This can make the overall pattern much clearer.
We do not encourage you to continue replying, provoke the person or place yourself at risk just to collect more evidence. Safety and professional advice come first.
We may be able to show where photographs first appeared, whether the same details are used under different names and which public accounts or websites appear connected. Some identity information is held only by the platform and may require police or legal powers. We cannot promise to identify every account.
For a business, we can compare review dates, account histories, language, public connections and other available information. We can organise the findings for a platform complaint or solicitor. The platform or court decides what action will be taken.
We do not hack accounts, obtain private messages, reveal private subscriber records or use stolen passwords. If your own phone or computer needs to be checked for deleted files, spyware or other technical evidence, a qualified digital examiner may be required.
The final file may include an incident timeline, list of accounts, saved online pages, links between public details and labelled screenshots or messages. It clearly separates confirmed information from possible connections. It can be shared with your solicitor, police or a platform, but each organisation decides how it will respond.
Digital and online investigations start from £650 + VAT. Online-harassment investigations start from £750 + VAT. Social-media and public online research starts from £550 + VAT. Evidence organisation and investigation reports start from £750 + VAT. Large collections are priced after an initial sample review.
Sometimes public information provides a strong link, but identity cannot be guaranteed. The platform may hold information that only police or a legal process can obtain.
No. We do not hack, intercept communications or use passwords without permission.
Save important evidence where it is safe, then follow advice from the police, your solicitor or the platform. Your safety is more important than collecting another message.
A technical phone examination requires proper permission and a qualified digital specialist. We can help arrange the correct service if needed.
Yes. The report can be prepared for review, although the police decide what action they are able to take.
You will not be judged, pressured or rushed. Speak with an investigator, explain your concern, and we will tell you honestly whether an investigation would help.
All enquiries are handled privately and respectfully. You can contact us even if you are only seeking advice.
