Is $7000.00 too much to charge for pushing down a negative news article?
 

Is $7000.00 too much to charge for pushing down a negative news article?

Some dude got arrested and its fucking up his family reputation and business....

not if you can get it :)

fuck no. i charge more

That depends on his net worth and what his reputation is worth to him.

JayXXX does it , not sure what he charges :2 cents:

Interesting thread ... Bump.

I depends where the link is coming from. Is it a ripoffreport?

he'd be better off taking the $7,000 to the paper and bribing them.

Depends on if baby rape or not

CBS news...

In short, yes.

Damn, that sucks. Hope you guys can figure it out.

and your skill level at doing a great job at what needs to be done.:2 cents:

Why not just hire someone on fiverr to send 10K links to it?

Can't hurt, and only $5

depends if it goes viral.

then it's worth it.

Let xxxjay make youtube video about using electric meat carver to trim his eyebrows. It will get 80 views by August 2017 and you'll be all set.

I wish this thread didn't make me curious.

It really depends on how important someone's name (reputation) is worth to them. I know a guy who owns and investment firm in Clearwater that got caught up in the Lou Pearlman Ponzi scheme a few years back. When you searched his name or the name of his firm, that came up first in the organics. He paid A LOT of money -- well over $100k to get it off the first page. Out of curiosity, I just Google searched his name, and it is still on page 1. Oops.

I think all situations are different. How much do they stand to lose? How much work will you have to put in? How much are they willing to spend? Too many variables to give your question an honest answer.

what about a tall answer? :winkwink::winkwink::winkwink:

I sale short answers, only :Graucho

Everybody knows you can only charge $6999. Duh!

Be cheaper to change your name.

What about a midget answer? :2 cents: