I need your help,black hat seo,and rubish competitor, we should aware this

My competitor hacked one site with high pr(pr6),high PA, DA,I call it site a.com and make a page a.com/a.php using this site,and he copied the contents or use frames to get the contents from my site, then my site lost rank,and the page a.com/a.php ranks well.
So my site was mirriored, I think it is call cloaking. I have reported this to google, and call the webmaster of site a.com to delete the page a.com/a.php, but it seems that the page a.com/a.php still there and ranks well, can not find my website anywhere in SERP.
What should I do? I really need your help, it has been 3 days since the page a.com/a.php ranks well, how can google do that?

Here's the thing, you might get some help from someone that knows about this but thinks it's its unethical, but then again, it's clearly a "blackhat" method and most advanced members probably do this, so why would they tell you how to counter it? Either way, I hope you resolve it and protect your sites from this in the future.

The best thing to do is ask or pay the site owner to remove it or threaten legal action.

Does anyone know if this is possible to do with a high authority site that is more than 8 years old?

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Good luck!

I agree with whats said above (mostly) - slap them with a DMCA, find out who is hosting their site and DMCA them, usually with most hosts it's sorted reasonably quickly, within a day or so. (unless they are with a host that doesn't pay attention to DMCA's)

I know Hostgator and freinds are very good at tackling DMCA's, I've done it a few times and the sites were taken down completely (ie their account suspended) - and do a Google request to take it off the serps.

Good luck though, I know how much of a headache it can be.

If they used an iframe to steal your content, you can break out of the iframe. Here is an example https://css-tricks.com/snippets/javascript/break-out-of-iframe/