Is your email and information compromised on the Ashley Madison hack?

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Have you been compromised by the Ashley Madison Hack? Since hackers published more than 10 gigabytes of Ashley Madison data last week, I have received hundreds of emails asking what can be found, what can’t, and what people should do.

Here’s my advice.

☆Talk to your spouse and don’t lie.☆

Due to the sensitive nature of most of our clients needs we cannot share or talk about clients and the successful removals that we make on their behalf. We stumbled across this post and thought it would be nice to share as it does not violate our client confidentiality terms nor does it compromise the security of the client.

The original post and article can be seen here – http://www.justanswer.com/computer-networking/7xmf3-disgustingly-placed-post-website-having-trouble.html

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Expert:  businesslegions replied 9 days ago.

 

businesslegions :Hi there,

businesslegions :Just letting you know that this chat is visible by the public

businesslegions :Are you able to tell me what is the website or system you posted to?

businesslegions :These things happen so don’t worry about it too much

businesslegions :I’ll try to help you in the best way that I can

Customer:Yes the website is Liarscheatersrus

businesslegions :Did you post it using an account?

Customer:No

Customer:Just email address

businesslegions :there’s two ways to remove it

Customer:Great how

businesslegions :1. You need to contact the website owner

businesslegions :by clicking on the contact us

businesslegions :http://liarscheatersrus.com/contact-us

Customer:I have tried that through numerous postings straight to the wesite and directly to them and thus far I have received no response

businesslegions :how long ago did you do that?

Customer:I have been messaging them everyday for the past 5 days. I have been ver nice in my communication to no avail

businesslegions :Ok the second option is to use the service http://reputationdirectory.com/

businesslegions :but there is a cost associated to that

businesslegions :they directly work with the website

businesslegions :to remove the names.

Customer:Is it a trusworthy site? I have seen its services on the internet

businesslegions :http://reputationdirectory.com/remove-my-name-services/

businesslegions :then scroll down to the liarscheaters section and enter the profile link

Customer:Will they be removed permanently from all places it may show forever

businesslegions :I think they are somehow linked together

businesslegions :yes

businesslegions :and also

businesslegions :if they cannot remove it from 2-5 days for deletion

businesslegions :you can get a full refund

Customer:Oh I was suspicious of that, I dont mind paying to have it removed so long as I am not ripped off

businesslegions :try paying using paypal

Customer:Ok that sounds great, I am desperate and will try anything

businesslegions :if it doesn’t get done

businesslegions :you also have an option from paypal

businesslegions :to put a dispute and request for a refund

Customer:ok

businesslegions :ok great

businesslegions :if you can rate my services that will be great, bonuses are much appreciated and good luck

businesslegions :once we close this chat i’ll get the moderators to remove some of the information in this chat session

Customer:Will they remove my name and the other persons name as well that i posted on there?

businesslegions :yes

businesslegions :they will remove the links and posts completely

businesslegions :including from search engines

businesslegions :to rate, click on the smiley faces

businesslegions :all the best

Customer:sounds wonderful thankyou

businesslegions :no problems

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Expert:  businesslegions replied 7 days ago.

Hi there,

Yes, they are and they are the ones that are affiliated with the website you posted on. If you don’t hear anything from them in a day or to. Get a refund from paypal and they will refund it.

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Expert:  businesslegions replied 7 days ago.

Ok if they have replied then they are working on it. It sometimes takes time to liase and work with the owners of the website for removing the information.

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RemovemyName.com announced today it had in place several arbitrators that will arbitrate on behalf of victims rights on scam and fraud forum sites on the internet.
Many websites will allow anonymous postings claiming a business or a person is a scam or a fraud with no proof or evidence to substantiate their claims and in many cases this is the result of angry competitors. This tactic or evil strategy can do real damage and harm to a business or persons online reputation.

RemoveMyName.com aims to completely eliminate these postings that are deemed maliciously motivated and unsubstantiated which is great news for all victims of online slander as rather than burying the items we can now get complete removals once deemed unsubstantiated. The list of sites in which they can get removals from is still a work in progress and we will post the list and add it to our site as well. We are a partner site and plan to work closely with them and the arbitrators so we can get removals for our clients as well.

If you feel you have a malicious posting about you on a consumer advocacy forum please don’t hesitate to contact us for a solution

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“The award is the largest ever assessed in an Internet libel case, the Leshers’ attorney, Meagan Hassan, said Tuesday.”

Here at RemoveNames we get asked 2 things every single day. “Can you tell me who posted this once you get it removed and can I sue the person who posted this about me. The answer to the first question is always a NO and the answer to the second questions we typically recommend to consult with local legal counsel. This article should shed some light on this question and we will start to refer our Remove Names clients to read this when they ask us this question in the future.

A tale of Internet Libel

Google as Judge AND Jury: RemoveNames.com Explains How Search Engines Could Ruin your Reputation by Bringing Up your Past.

With the internet operating as an open forum, many people are shocked to find disparaging information about them online. However, what can be done to prevent Google from playing Judge and Jury for someone’s future?

Googling one’s own name is commonly seen as a fun activity. However, more and more people are finding that what should be a quick Internet search results in a long and stressful journey as they try to get shocking revelations about their personal lives offline and away from the public domain.

“Many sites have now been set up to allow people to openly name and shame people,” says Amanda Carroll from RemoveNames.com – a site responsible for removing derogatory, untruthful or hurtful comments from the web and restoring clients reputations.

She continues: “These sites are run as professional services, so often appear at the top of Google when searching for someone’s name. With some of these sites allowing the poster to add the accused’s full name, location and place of work – many are finding that just one entry can wreck their personal lives, friendships and even jobs – even if the information is untrue.”

It’s easy to see how an exaggerated account from an angry ex-lover could have negative consequences should an employer, friend or new partner Google an individual’s name. However, with the Internet as sprawling as it is, can anything really be done?
Amanda and her company have all of the answers.

“Many steps can be taken to remove the details. We always use our legal team to liaise with the site and request removal of the information. If this doesn’t work, or if the site administrators cannot be found, we’ll call in our team of Search Engine Optimization specialists and they’ll use the latest in web technology techniques to ‘bury’ the information deep within Google, so that it can’t easily be found just by searching for the person’s name.”

It’s not just regular individuals looking to restore and protect their good name either. Amanda admits that her company has worked with professional sportspeople, celebrities and even global politicians to remove potentially harmful information from Google’s search results.

“The potential exists for anyone to have their good name tarnished online, even if the information about them is totally false. What’s worse is that there are sites actively encouraging it, with some allowing users to vote for ‘Cheater of the Day’ based on their location,” explains Amanda.

However, while the juicy, intimate and embarrassing details of someone’s last relationship can easily be exposed for everyone to see, it appears that Google doesn’t actually have the final say in that person’s future, as long as they take action.

To find out more about online internet reputation management, as well as techniques that can be used to protect your name, please visit:

http://www.reputationdirectory.com

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About RemoveNames

RemoveNames.com is a Reputation Management Boutique firm specializes in removing and suppressing negative comments, posts and articles about their clients in an affordable, fast and confidential manner.

There are many websites out there that allow articles, postings and comments from anyone and if someone has another person trying to sabotage them, they can succeed easily by anonymously posting derogatory comments on the internet.

These comments then pop up and get listed in Google, Yahoo, Bing and the major search engines if someone types in a name or business name. This can drastically effect that person, their business or family if the comments are negative and destructive in nature.

RemoveNames are search engine experts. The company works its magic to make sure destructive comments and posts are buried and not visible to anyone who may be searching for a person’s name or business. They have many clients who have been turned down for loans, jobs and even divorces have been initiated due to these terrible things anyone can post.

Contact Information:
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Amanda Carroll
Tel: 1-866-848-2022

Reputation Management -Google as Judge AND Jury: how search engines could ruin your future by bringing up your past

With the internet operating as an open forum, many people are shocked to find disparaging information about them online. However, what can be done to prevent Google from playing Judge and Jury for someone’s future?

Googling one’s own name is commonly seen as a fun activity. However, more and more people are finding that what should be a quick Internet search results in a long and stressful journey as they try to get shocking revelations about their personal lives offline and away from the public domain.

With sites such as Cheaterville and ReportYourEx allowing anyone to name and shame a previous partner, it appears anyone can post potentially damaging claims about a friend, ex-lover or family member online.

“Many sites have now been set up to allow people to openly name and shame people,” says Amanda Wilson from RemoveNames.com – a site responsible for removing derogatory, untruthful or hurtful comments from the web.

She continues: “These sites are run as professional services, so often appear at the top of Google when searching for someone’s name. With some of these sites allowing the poster to add the accused’s full name, location and place of work – many are finding that just one entry can wreck their personal lives, friendships and even jobs – even if the information is untrue.”

It’s easy to see how an exaggerated account from an angry ex-lover could have negative consequences should an employer, friend or new partner Google an individual’s name. However, with the Internet as sprawling as it is, can anything really be done?

Amanda and her company have all of the answers.

“Many steps can be taken to remove the details. We always use our legal team to liaise with the site and request removal of the information. If this doesn’t work, or if the site administrators cannot be found, we’ll call in our team of Search Engine Optimization specialists and  they’ll use the latest in web technology techniques to ‘bury’ the information deep within Google, so that it can’t easily be found just by searching for the person’s name.”

It’s not just regular individuals looking to restore and protect their good name either. Amanda admits that her company has worked with professional sportspeople, celebrities and even global politicians to remove potentially harmful information from Google’s search results.

“The potential exists for anyone to have their good name tarnished online, even if the information about them is totally false. What’s worse is that there are sites actively encouraging it, with some allowing users to vote for ‘Cheater of the Day’ based on their location,” explains Amanda.

However, while the juicy, intimate and embarrassing details of someone’s last relationship can easily be exposed for everyone to see, it appears that Google doesn’t actually have the final say in that person’s future, as long as they take action.

To find out more about online reputation management, as well as techniques that can be used to protect your name, please visit: http://www.reputationdirectory.com

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About RemoveNames

RemoveNames.com is a Reputation Management Boutique firm specializes in removing and suppressing negative comments, posts and articles about their clients in an affordable, fast and confidential manner.

There are many websites out there that allow articles, postings and comments from anyone and if someone has another person trying to sabotage them, they can succeed easily by anonymously posting derogatory comments on the internet.

These comments then pop up and get listed in Google, Yahoo, Bing and the major search engines if someone types in a name or business name. This can drastically effect that person, their business or family if the comments are negative and destructive in nature.

RemoveNames are search engine experts. The company works its magic to make sure destructive comments and posts are buried and not visible to anyone who may be searching for a person’s name or business. They have many clients who have been turned down for loans, jobs and even divorces have been initiated due to these terrible things anyone can post.

Equal Opportunity Dirt: Remove Your Name from theDirty.Com

It isn’t hard to be exposed on theDirty.com.  Much like Cheaterville.com and ReportYourEx.com, the Dirty, as it’s called, specializes in one thing, slander. The sort of slander that theDirty.com revels in is equal-opportunity: it can tag your business or personal life, or both. And, as with Cheater.com, the accuracy of the information is beside the point. What is the point? Personal and professional denigration.

Remove your Name from TheDirty.com post

Sites like the Dirty exist to destroy reputations, which they do with seeming glee. How does the site work? It’s simple enough; just visit the site, choose a user name and before you know it you too can slander or unfairly accuse someone or some business, without the slightest shred of proof. The Dirty isn’t really an expose’ site, as its owners would have you believe. It’s a “get-even” site, where falsehood can be concocted and displayed from whole cloth. It’s most definitely not a place you want to find your name and picture.

How to remove your name from TheDirty.com and regain your Internet Reputation

Being on theDirty.com can be especially damaging if you are a legitimate business; you’re name shows up on the site and you and your business and personal name are suddenly at great risk. Once you lose your reputation, your business is at great risk.

So how do you remove your name from the Dirty? First, understand the terms of your dilemma. Your online reputation is damaged and needs to be restored. Restore your reputation and limit or eliminate the damage. But how? By using a Internet Reputation Management firm like Removenames.com.

If you end up on any of the several online reputation damaging sites like theDirty.com, you’re not likely to do much on your own to correct the situation. The odds are too much against you; one or two false statements and you won’t be able to go it alone, thus the need for Removenames.com.

Cheaterville 101

But is it True?

Looking for men and women behaving badly, at least putatively? Is your spouse or your partner cheating? Or does someone want you to think your spouse is cheating? Look no further than Cheaterville.com, and no matter the accuracy of the information: it’s out there so to speak and you have to deal with it or live with it.

Mind you, the information on Cheaterville.com may in fact be accurate; or it could be someone’s destructive act of vengeance toward you. Either way, you suffer, and once the information is disseminated it may be too late to undo its damage. Only in this time of instant information and constant looped feedback, whether real or not, can a site like Cheaterville exist.

Caught cheating on cheaterville sites?

You may be guilty; you may be innocent: either way, Cheaterville has your number, and it’s not a site you want to find your name on. Here’s how it works: I create an account on the website—easy enough—and then, if I choose, start naming names. Who did what with whom, and when.  Being labeled a cheater on the site is the ultimate form of identity theft: you accuse someone of cheating and, true or not, the label often sticks on the cheaterville website.

Online Internet Reputation Management and Cheaterville sites

That’s why, just as there are firms that are used to restore identity theft, there are firms that will restore your reputation—or attempt to do so. Reputation management, it’s called, and it just may keep you from being considered a cheat.

There are all kinds of cheating, of course. But Cheaterville.com focuses largely on the (alleged) infidelity and sexual slip-ups of men and women. The problem with Cheaterville is that the entire site is a sort of allegation; it exists to wag the puritanical finger at someone for sleeping with another man’s wife, for example. But it may not be true, and even if it is—even if individuals seriously go on the site to report those among us cheating at most anything—don’t we have a chance to prove our innocence. Being posted on the site as a cheater means you are a cheater in many individual’s eyes: all the reputation management in the world simply will not work on everybody. Firms have popped up like RemoveNames.com and RemoveMyName.com to allow  independent arbitration of the post with removal if deemed unsubstantiated which is a breath of fresh air to a wrongly accused cheater.

Remove Cheaterville posts, comments and profiles from cheaterville.com

For reasons having to do with the desire to do harm—avenge past grievances, etc.—anyone can put up a cheater label about you. And if anyone can, someone, almost inevitably, will. That’s the danger of sites that essential serve to accuse. And there are other sites like Cheaterville such as ReportyourEx.com, TheDirty.com, Playerblock.com, DontDatehimGirl.com and LiarsCheatersrUs.com. You don’t ever want to find your name on any but if you do a search for Reputation Management and Remove Names will likely make you feel better about being on a ‘cheat’ style site.

Click here to remove your name from cheaterville.

Defamation Lawsuit from Cheaters website LiarsCheatersRus.com ruled in favor of the posters.

Breaking news… This just in. The Two women who were sued because they reported their ex boyfriend on the cheater report site www.liarscheatersrus.com (they called him “scum” — have been vindicated by a judge and won the case fair and square. This is a large win for freedom of speech advocates all around the world. This is one of many websites on the web such as CheaterVille.com, ReportyourEx.com, TheDirty.com, PlayerBlock and so many others.

The court had thrown out the case which was initially filed by Matthew Couloute who is a New York lawyer. Mathew claimed that Amanda Ryncarz and Stacey Blitsch ( who are former roller derby stars) had ruined his legal career by calling him nasty names on the website, including a “liar” and a “cheater.” The site LiarsCheatersrus.com is designed to let anyone post a report about a cheating husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend or lover, in this case the 2 ladies posted about the one person and he decided to sue.

LiarsCheatersRus.com posts ruled an opinion and not fact or truth!

But a federal district judge ruled the statements were just the ladies opinions and that no one would mistake them as facts or the truth in this matter.  The judge also noted that Matthew couldn’t point to a single business relationship of his that was damaged by the two ladies who filed this suit. We reached out to Mathew and LiarsCheatersrus.com to find out their side of the story but we have received no call back from either or the two.

The 2 women will are due to hold a large news conference at 11:30 today with their lawyer Gloria Allred to discuss their victory in the courts.

Libel, Defamation and how Cheater sites like LiarsCheatersRus.com are allowed to work

This is a major landmark case as we get asked often how it is legal for the sites to allow this to happen and how it is legal for the person posting the remarks on sites like LiarsCheatersRus.com. In this case as stated above the judge ruled it was a matter of opinion and also that Matthew couldn’t prove damages due to the post on the cheater site.