I Can Destroy Your Reputation and Career in Two Minutes

Townhall.com ^ | September 1, 2014 | Rachel Alexander

[a fool in paradise]

The reputation restoration offers are to suppress negative reviews and maybe clear up some erroneous history (I had a tax license and have been erroneously listed under all sorts of business categories, that license is long closed).

This is outright fraud perpetrated by hostile forces.

You could take them to court for libel and slander but it’s the internet and not likely to result in much criminal prosecution (even when former employers are being harassed).

[longtermmemmory]

so then then set up a page with your name and pictures and do not have to hack it since it is actually theirs and not yours.

[webheart]

And I find it funny that a site purporting to be an arbiter of the truth would have any kind of bias.

There are hundreds of sites that claim truth but are nothing but. Not at all surprising.

[skeeter]

Right, and they all deserve condemnation.

Snopes is among the more prominently cited, so deserves MORE condemnation.