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rob_jwison wrote:Hi guys,

Rob here, one of the co-founders of CrowdReach. I'd just like to clarify some of the points which have been made.

Firstly, all of the reviews on our site are genuine and I am more than happy to provide anyone with the contact details of our clients to verify.

Secondly, we work 100% on a performance basis and do not charge any upfront fees.

Please feel free to reach out to me personally if you have any questions: rob@crowdreach.co.

eloisecrowdfunds wrote:How do you afford all the ads though? How many clients do you carry at once?

rob_jwison wrote:Hi guys,

Rob here, one of the co-founders of CrowdReach. I'd just like to clarify some of the points which have been made.

Firstly, all of the reviews on our site are genuine and I am more than happy to provide anyone with the contact details of our clients to verify.

Secondly, we work 100% on a performance basis and do not charge any upfront fees.

Please feel free to reach out to me personally if you have any questions: rob@crowdreach.co.

mike420blazed247 wrote:They must have some sort of angel investors in order to to this.

eloisecrowdfunds wrote:How do you afford all the ads though? How many clients do you carry at once?

rob_jwison wrote:Hi guys,

Rob here, one of the co-founders of CrowdReach. I'd just like to clarify some of the points which have been made.

Firstly, all of the reviews on our site are genuine and I am more than happy to provide anyone with the contact details of our clients to verify.

Secondly, we work 100% on a performance basis and do not charge any upfront fees.

Please feel free to reach out to me personally if you have any questions: rob@crowdreach.co.

Ray.Trentson wrote:They have a slick website, claiming to have raised funds for several medium sized campaign. But their blog has not been updated in over a year: https://medium.com/crowdreach.

Red flag #1. Also, the reviews on their website are paragraphs that they wrote themselves. Red flag #2.

But they claim to be performance based, yet require money upfront. I find this to be a common theme with crowdfunding marketing agencies: they say one thing and do another. They all say performance based, and then require payment upfront. Can't trust em, can't work with em.