Regain Your Name Reputation Management and cyberbullying prevention help and news blog. Advice on how to delete harassment and defamation from Facebook, Twitter and Google search results, and how to delete it now!
With Twitter very much in the news in the UK and US regarding publicity about the ineffective and difficult to use nature of its reporting system, we've gone through the stats of our cases in the last 18 months and examined how effective we think Twitter's reporting system really is.
Recently we've come across a number of 'name and shame' style sites which offer to publish the names of cyberbullies and shame them on the internet. They've been around for many years, but recently there's been a spate of more 'monetized' and aggressive operations.
How and where to sign up to Google to remove cyberbullying material effectively.
How to remove out of date search results.
How to complain about and remove defamation and other illegal material.
How to complain about and remove adult material featuring your name or the name of your business.
How to make an effective copyright (DMCA) complaint for stolen text or photographs, and get that page removed from Google search results.
How to remove confidential information from Google search results.
Removing and getting rid of cyberbullying tweets and defamatory posts is always the best policy, and our eBook and video guides detail how to do this thoroughly.
"Don't read it, don't look at it" is the mantra adopted by most internet and law enforcement agencies, when confronted with requests to remove offensive and distressing cyberbullying content from internet search engines, websites and social media sites.
It isn't just the rich and famous who struggle with Facebook and Twitter character assassination. Cher Lloyd has experienced the same level of nastiness as someone who might live next door to you, the programme demonstrated.
Let us know the details of your reputation management issue today and we’ll get back to you within five working days.