I know some of these sites don't just 'remove information'. My client went a step further and got a seal from the courts to public information. I emailed plainsite, and they replied with the following. It specifically states the court case number, etc and says to seal the record. Any idea on how to get past this? I mean its a court ordered document to supress/seal information thats on a public website.
"Hello, The documents cited in the order to seal are not posted on PlainSite. Also, we do not work with reputation management companies. No action will be taken."
I know some of these sites don't just 'remove information'. My client went a step further and got a seal from the courts to public information. I emailed plainsite, and they replied with the following. It specifically states the court case number, etc and says to seal the record. Any idea on how to get past this? I mean its a court ordered document to supress/seal information thats on a public website.
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Hello, The documents cited in the order to seal are not posted on PlainSite. Also, we do not work with reputation management companies. No action will
I know some of these sites don't just 'remove information'. My client went a step further and got a seal from the courts to public information. I emailed plainsite, and they replied with the following. It specifically states the court case number, etc and says to seal the record. Any idea on how to get past this? I mean its a court ordered document to supress/seal information thats on a public website.
"Hello, The documents cited in the order to seal are not posted on PlainSite. Also, we do not work with reputation management companies. No action will be taken."o
Plainsite.org is run by aaron greenspan who thinks he invited Facebook and MySpace. Seems like this guy is a loner. The father neil greenspan and is also a professor at Case Western Reserve University.
Report himto lumendatabase.org as well as BBB. I was successfull when I sued his landlord. His business is run out of a house in San Francisco.
I know some of these sites don't just 'remove information'. My client went a step further and got a seal from the courts to public information. I emailed plainsite, and they replied with the following. It specifically states the court case number, etc and says to seal the record. Any idea on how to get past this? I mean its a court ordered document to supress/seal information thats on a public website.
"Hello, The documents cited in the order to seal are not posted on PlainSite. Also, we do not work with reputation management companies. No action will be taken."
Just keeping it real what Aaron Greenspan is doing on PlainSite.org is not normal.
He’s running that site out of a house in San Francisco, posting people’s names like it’s his personal mission. The man really claims he “invented” Facebook and MySpace so that should give you an idea of how he sees the world. His dad, Neil Greenspan, is a professor at Case Western Reserve, so he’s had some privilege and backing most folks don’t get.
I already took legal action and won a case against his landlord. If he’s got your name up there or is targeting you in any way, don’t just let it sit. You’ve got real ways to push back:
Lumen Database — where you can report or challenge online content:
https://www.lumendatabase.org
Better Business Bureau (BBB) — to report shady or misleading business activity:
https://www.bbb.org
It’s wild that he’s been able to do this for so long unchecked. Just because someone’s smart doesn’t mean they’re right. Protect your name, your peace, and don’t be afraid to speak up.
Also read https://wholemars.net/aaron-greenspan/
