The fear based marketing program called 'Google-Cide' uses an automated technology to generate defamatory content about individuals and corporations that value their reputations—the bigger the better. We're talking about a whole new strain of WMDs—weapons of mass defamation. Think about it: What if allegations of pedophilia were to pop up the next time you Google your name? Or obscene stories about your wife or your daughter? When we're talking about the potential ruin of your career, your marriage, or your child's future, money is no object—and these predators know it. When the time is right, you'll get an email and it'll be Reputation Management to the rescue—antidote in one hand, anthrax in the other. How do I know all of this? It's simple: I was in the room while the plot was being hatched and after hearing how they planned to drive sales by making 'Little Johnny' place a gun in his mouth, because money would be know object to parents once the first 10-12 children commit suicide over the cyber bullying they would create. The audio recordings, emails and planning sessions are all published on Ripoff Report.

Really?..is this news??..why is this still on the front window?

The term is scraping or data mining which is done on many websites like yelp and ripoffreport. In MOST cases, there is a huge reason WHY people have bad reputations. If you want to see all of a companies listings online try to search using allintext: "key phrase". In this case, allintext: Adam J. Main deejays or another one we came across is allintext: elias n sakalis scam. With over 9 pages of complaints, all cant be fake.

With all do respect to the writer of this story you have no idea what you are talking about when it comes to the reputation management industry. This DJ just made things worse for him now with this article. $2,000 is nothing to get rid of a result from that site and to be upfront it probably wouldnt have worked for that low of a price. Top tier firms like razor fish and reputationmanagementcheetah.com charge a lot more than this to get the job done.

Why would a company take the time and effort to post a fake ripoff report that would target a small DJ company in New York, when there are over 500,000 complaints that already exist on Ripoff Report?