What actions can I take about an I-do-your-homework website offering academic fraud services for money? I came across a website specific to my country (EU/Hungary) that offers to commit academic fraud. Basically, they offer to solve assignments, homework, even online tests, for money. The student sends them the assignment and the money, and he gets back the written solutions. No coaching or live discussion involved.
This website is actively advertised in sponsored posts on a Facebook page that is very popular among the student in my country - more than 50.000 followers - so I'm sure a lot of them this.  I feel like something must be done against a service offering services that are &quot;academically illegal&quot;, even if they probably made up some half-sound legal ground.
I'm worried about the existence and widespread advertisement of this &quot;service&quot;. I don't like that it enables unfair advantage of rich students, who can pay them for every assignment they have. Also, maybe some desperate students use their service and gets in big trouble. Even it's very existence degrades the common belief in academic integrity.
Should I take some actions, or let it go? What are the best actions I, a student, could take against this website?
This is called contract cheating.  It is an old and very well known problem.
Students cannot do anything about advertisements for contract cheating.  Since the sellers are usually unaffiliated with universities, universities cannot punish them either.
If you have evidence that someone is purchasing contract cheating services, turn that evidence in to the person responsible for academic integrity at your university.