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Someone did a really good job at tracking who this guy is, apparently some kid named Kyle Staebell. If you’ve recently been contacted by a “William Henry” (or any of his other aliases he goes) and are looking for crowd.pr review — avoid them all at all costs. Here’s the truth- it’s a scam. One of a ...

Crowd.PR is at it again. We recently finished our Kickstarter campaign so this Crowd.PR Review is a bit late. First of all, let me say that my team is made up of experienced entrepreneurs with deep experience working in the tech industry. Our speciality isn't necessarily in PR but when it comes to l...

I found him listed on a press release, here is the link to that m He was listed as so James Sung, PR for Lotushirt 732-587-5588 james@zocus.com m WRONG! The person behind this is a kid named Kyle Staebell. more info: https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/crowd-pr/-/crowd-pr-review-scam-1433804

It seems like someone is after Kyle Staebell aka William Henry:
https://twitter.com/crowdprscammer

Someone did their proper research and it looks like he has tracked who this person is.

Hey @pwalk119, great finding on the OSSIC, it seems both of them claimed they did the PR for them. I went on to ripoffreport.com and I was able to find a report where both their names are mentioned under the same report: I recieved a call from Taylor Andrews, now going by Steven Andrews, at GlenRoss...

So I did a search on ripoffreport.com to find out if there has been any more reports on Crowd.PR and unfortunately, a new victim has felled by their scam: Crowd PR emailed us shortly after launching our campaign that we should consider working with them. The amount of communication bordered on spam ...

Seems like Crowd.PR is back again, better watch out if you are new to the crowdfunding business, just read what he said to a previous project creator: https://i.imgur.com/l2t7jXZ.png Also, noticed the comment from Edward W. Chang, the way he wrote that reply is exactly how William Henry writes, I su...

It seems that Crowd.PR has re-opened their business again, but even worst, there seems to be another agency operating the same way Crowd.PR does: Startingsmartpr.com They both described the same process on their website: m In order for us to orchestrate the perfect PR campaign for you, we need to kn...

Also, watch out for CROWD.PR: 1. I engaged Crowd PR for a publicity campaign and paid by bank deposit. 2. Crowd PR did not provide any publicity or proof that work was done 3. Crowd PR tried to take credit for work that was done not by them- work that was published before they were contracted. 4. Cr...

Beware of Kyle William, he is a con artist of the greatest type: I launched a crowdfunding campaign and was immediately spammed by a gentleman named "William" who promised me the world when it came to delivering PR and Media. The sales pitch was great and he also provided a lot of pressure...