I am not a lawyer, but I used to do dev-ops on one of the leading 'free online legal advice' type sites in the UK. You don't say which country you are in, but

I am not a lawyer, but I used to do dev-ops on one of the leading 'free online legal advice' type sites in the UK. You don't say which country you are in, but if you google that phrase and your country, you'll likely find a site where you can post your question, and it will be answered (for free, with no strings) by a lawyer. [Edit: or you may find that a similar question has already been asked on the site, and you can read the lawyers reply/advice] As davismwfl rightly commented, you do have some modicum of control over the usage of your likeness, and if they are factually misrepresenting you/your present situation (your present relationship with them—or lack thereof), then you (most probably) can take some action. My guess is that a lawyer would advise you to pony-up a small amount of cash for a cease and desist letter to be sent on your behalf. Hope that helps.