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How to remove a post from Thedirty.com

How to remove a post from Thedirty.com

UPDATE 3/25/2020: Since this article was writen, Nik Richie is no longer the owner of thedirty. However, the site still does not remove content by request. TheDirty.com which is a website that allows anyone to submit “dirt” on anyone, such as information on cheating exes, has been known not to ever remove posts, even though they offer a removal request page. There are a few exceptions...

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Reputation Stars Announces Unique Solutions for Reputation Management

Reputation Stars Announces Unique Solutions for Reputation Management

We have just released a press release titled “Reputation Stars Offers Unique Solutions for Reputation Management.” In summary, Reputation Stars works with a legal team to try and get most negative reviews removed.  These legal methods often work much better than traditional SEO methods and result in complete removal of the report from the offending site or Google.  Reputation Stars,...

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Could DMCA work for removing Defamatory Content?

Could  DMCA work for removing Defamatory Content?

By Pierre Zarokian The Digital Millennium Copyright Act was meant to help individuals establish copyrights for their materials online. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work to get defamatory content removed, unless the content was something you owned, such as a section of your website copied or a copied picture that you own the copyright to.  However, be adviced that some sites such as ripoffreport...

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TheDirty.com is back up after being down for over 3 weeks

TheDirty.com is back up after being down for over 3 weeks

We reported last week that thedirty.com was a victim of hackers taking it down due to DOS attacks. It seems the site has gone live now and Nik Richie has improved his servers and technology. He posted a message on thedirty stating: “TheDirty.com is back online. We are still under DDoS attack and other attacks, but I’ve put a stronger team in place and rebuilt the infrastructure from...

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TheDirty Looses Lawsuit but turns out it was filed against the wrong company

A judge just awarded $1.25 million over defamatory comments on Thedirty.com brought by a woman who says comments on the site stated that her 3 children were from 3 different men because she wanted to collect child support and the owner Nik Richie refused to remove them when she requested. The judgement was awarded against Dirty World Entertainment Recordings. However, TheDirty attorney states...

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