Complaint Review: potential predators

I sent a photo of myself to my wife while working late out of town.  At the same time, I received a response to a posting I made on craigslist.  I responded with a polite "do not contact me again" message and accidentally sent it from my company email address from my Iphone.  The only other place that photo was was on my facebook account. 

Upon realizing my mistake the next day when I received another email with nude photos, I deleted the message, I immediately closed my facebook account as well as my gmail account and checked craigslist and my ad was gone.  Tonight I get another message at my company email from potential predators:

Dear L I,

Your details have been added to our Potential Predators offender list. Please click the following URL to review the details.

www.potentialpredators.com

If you believe this profile was posted in error, you can delete the profile from our directory, Google, and other search engines by clicking the Delete Profile link on your profile. If you choose not to delete your profile it will stay active on our website making it visible to friends, family, employers, law enforcement and online dating websites.

Please do not respond to this email. All information is provided at the link above.  

There I was on their page with my photo, company email address and name.

##### EVERYONE, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING####

File a complaint with IC3, Internet Crime Complaint Center, A division of the FBI

http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx

Lets get these fools shut down.