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rohitiepl last edited by

hello,

i have Got Social engineering content detected Message on webmaster tools on my around 20 sites, i have checked on server cleared, all unnecessary folders, But still i am not getting rectified this issue.

One more error i got is Remove the deceptive content, But there is no any content on website which can harm my site,

so kindly help & tell us steps we need take to resolve this issue, i am facing it from 10 days, yet not able to resolve,

thnx in advance
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rohitiepl last edited by

ok, Thank you, let try this,
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rohitiepl last edited by

Thnx for reply

yes we did contact our hosting provider they told It is your side misleading content getting generated, They adviced to restore whole website, we did that too, But still not resolved.
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