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wgbriefcase wrote: I have not seen those. Please post the links for me to see.

updated post with links enjoy them

Have you seen the posts about them on fiverr though? You can’t trust a company who deals with Fiverr - it is a dead give away that they are not a first world service and you will likely get flagged as spam as a result of their outreach. I had that happen once with a company that appeared (at first) ...

Ray.Trentson wrote:I know that facebook ads are by far the most utilized form of paid media, but does anyone have any good results from running ads in media outlets like Washington Post or Uncrate?

Just stick to FB ads, it is a proven and well worn path to gaining backers. No need to break the mould here my friend.

This is fascinating and I found some more big articles on the matter. The Outline has made allegations that Mashable, Business Insider, Forbes, and Entrepreneur have journalists who admit to accepting bribes: article title: HOW BRANDS SECRETLY BUY THEIR WAY INTO FORBES, FAST COMPANY, AND HUFFPOST ST...

They will continue to scam as long as we exist. It is just the way things are. Best we can do is report them over and over again in hopes that the community will quit hiring them. Only problem I have found is that they just change their name after they have been caught. Seems to be a cycle that cont...

I thank the community for providing guidance in these matters. I await your responses.

I think legal in the US but not in EU

I see Rain Factor is listed as an Indiegogo expert. It says they raised large amounts on Indiegogo. I want a more real opinion of them though, so I come to the forums here. Please advise.

Websites:
https://entrepreneur.indiegogo.com/directory/
https://www.rainfactory.com/

If a crowdfunding public relations company is accused of fraud and scamming, that is enough for us to beware. My faith is that Kickstarter creators are very honest people, and an accusation from us carry's the most weight. I will not even consider this company at all for my crowdfunding campaign. Se...

Sounds good. I can only help answer question #2. Facebook has gotten more restrictive about religious/political targeting during this last year, but I think that you should still be able to do it just fine. But not directly---in other words, you can't target Facebook users who have selected "C...