If you encounter a Cloudflare block page saying you were blocked and advising to email the site owner with the Cloudflare Ray ID, here is what you can do to resolve it:

• Email the site owner or website support : Contact them directly to inform them you were blocked. Include details about what you were doing when the block happened and provide the Cloudflare Ray ID shown at the bottom of the error page. This Ray ID is a unique identifier Cloudflare assigns to your request and helps the site owner investigate the issue

• Explain your actions clearly : Describe the steps you took on the site before being blocked (e.g., submitting a form, clicking a link). This helps the site owner understand if your activity triggered a security rule.
• Ask for assistance or whitelist : Request that the site owner review their Cloudflare firewall or security settings to determine why your IP or request was blocked and whether they can whitelist you if appropriate

• Check your own network or device : Sometimes blocks happen due to suspicious traffic patterns or IP reputation. If the site owner confirms no block on their side, check with your network administrator or try accessing the site from a different network or device.
• Understand Cloudflare Ray ID : The Ray ID is a unique code that helps track your specific request through Cloudflare’s system. It does not contain personal data but is essential for troubleshooting security blocks

In summary, the primary step is to email the site owner with the Ray ID and context of your activity so they can investigate the block on their Cloudflare security settings. Cloudflare support itself cannot unblock you from sites you do not own