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I agree with what Joanne posted above. I've had great experience with Zallas Technologies and I can certainly vouch that they have their stuff together. They aren't really expensive, their prices are actually fair. Results can be seen in a few weeks up to 6 months.

Posted by: Athena at October 15, 2009 1:11 PM

My loser ex-boyfriend wrote some bad stuff about me after I dumped him. When I googled my name, all these stupid lies about me on the blogs he made came up. Well I wanted to delete my name from Google so I went to http://www.cleanmy.name I had to spend money because of that idiot but thankfully the cleanmy.name guys were successful

Posted by: Ginger at October 16, 2009 7:40 AM

@Ginger...i tried that link to http://www.cleanmy.name/ you gave and it mentions GoogleNameCleaner on the homepage. do you know if it's the same service?

Posted by: drew at October 16, 2009 9:30 AM

I need some help ....please.
There is an news story that my name is involved from 2006 and when my name is entered into a search box it comes right up. I have moved away and landed a wonderful job.
Today someone from work searched my name and it came up.....this will destroy me if the owners of the company get a lead on this.....please help.

Posted by: craig loisy at October 17, 2009 8:22 PM

Hi Craig looks like you need to remove your name from Google search pretty quick. I would recommend you to Zallas Technologies, they're fast and effective as Ive found out from my experience from them. Here's the link to their website
http://www.zallas.com/remove-bad-search-engine-results-bad-press.html

Posted by: Gregory at October 18, 2009 3:19 AM

I'm closing comments on this article because it does appear to be attracting people who're just interested in pushing specific solutions that may, or may not, be legitimate. In any case they cannot (I'll say it again, they can not) remove you from the search engines. All they can do at best is push you further down in the search results so that you're not on the first page or soon thereafter. As a commentor earlier stated: "do your homework" - this is an area where it's very easy to make promises, take money, and do very little.

18-Oct-2009

Posted by: Leo at October 18, 2009 5:57 PM

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