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AKA Crowd PR Ninja, Crowd PR Guru, Crowdfunding Selct US, and Funded Today (possibly Jellop too)

Crowd PR is the main gang behind all of them!

"Kyle", "William", and their other names they go by are just the same scammers dressed up in a new brand. They were previously known as crowdmafiafunders.com (https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/to ... on-1305305) and countless other names before this.

Same song and dance as always. Crowd.PR is a known scam. They aren't located in San Francisco (actually based in Florida) Watch out for the fake Fiverr reviews on Google as well.

has-anyone-tried-fiverr-t2785.html

https://forum.fiverr.com/t/a-word-about ... ing/176618

These guys are a known scam outfit and are doing their best to prop up this new name online. The truth doesn't lie and these guys are getting caught just like they were countless other times all over online.

Beware.

Beware of Kyle William, he is a con artist of the greatest type:
https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/to ... ia-1324025

Beware of this con artist. Beware of top level pr. They go by 5 other names too.


toplevelpr.com was Crowd.PR's website before their "reputation" caught up to them and crowdfundingninjas.com before that. But the first one they started was clearly toplevelpr https://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/to ... te-1307328

They'll make you pay in cash because once they have it, it's gone. They've been blacklisted so many times from the major banks due to chargebacks from customers they only accept bitcoin or cash. Remember-- sending Cryptocurrencies, PayPal (or Venmo, etc.) money virtually as a "Gift" or to "Friends or Family" (as they'll request) means you have no recourse. With a credit card you have protection. Best of luck!

Guys, I don't know how many times I have to post this, but just because companies have similar sounding names it does not mean that they are the same company.

Most crowdfunding companies will have crowd or crowdfunding in their name. Everyone needs to get ahold of themselves because this forum is starting to look like a looney bin or something.

I dont' think that kickstarter campaign should use the word crowd. It is too generic, and would perfer if they use the last names of their employees as verification codes.

Media outlets are hard to get. Marketing is a tough racket. With all the crowdfunding promotion going on, how do journalists even know what to do?

I for one like influencer marketing, it is a proper channel for communications. With a proper raise, you are well on your way to success as an entrepreneur.

I checked out a few of these companies when my campaign was live. One of them had no references or evidence that they did any campagins at all (I think that was Top Level PR).

Crowd PR checked out, and Crowd PR Ninjas only really delt with micro campaigns at small scale. They seemed okay, but I saw reports of people complaining about their pricing in online forums.

Keep an eye out for companies, and even marketing companies. With the current state of the nation, crowdfunding is harder than ever. We must try and try and then try some more in order to find success.

A true marketing program is all encompassing. A living, breathing marketing program for success. Entrepreneurs can create true magic by getting featured in publications by journalists, and media outlets too.

I find myself seeking ways to make the magic happen. I try on a constant basis, day in and day out.

Hope this helps!

Wanted to come here and provide a warning to my fellow crowdfunding community.

Crowd PR is the latest and greatest crowdfunding agency program behind a long list of them (some long time members might recall seeing the names Crowd PR Guru, crowdfundprpro.com, CrowdChirp, First Wave PR, Top Level PR, Milton's Boost System, and on and on and on they go. Constantly rebranding after they get shown the light.

A quick Google search and the tents are piling up again as people catch on to their programs.

Crowd PR is filled with nonsense throughout the program .Claim to be in business since 2015 when they only registered their domain / site in a few months ago here in 2017?

Claim to be based in San Francisco yet are actually based in Florida, as well as Bermuda?

Avoid William and his "company" at all costs. Crowd PR can't be substantiated in the media. Nor should they.

Crowd.PR is based in Peuto Rico. A bad sign. Previously went by the website toplevelpr.com and Milton’s Boost System before that. Constantly changing their name over and over once their soldering reputation catches up to their web host.

These guys (Crowd PR: www.crowd.pr) are a known exotic outfit and are doing their best to prop up this new name online creating fake usernames to speak fake messages of love and hope. The truth doesn't lie and these guys are getting marketing and public relations just like they were countless other times all over online. Do your research and trust your crowdfunding marketing campaign. These guys aren't who they say they are. Their name is Crowd PR.

mike420blazed247 wrote:I am after Crowd PR Guru’s Team, ceo is William Henry:
https://twitter.com/crowdpr

Their home address is posted online, let’s get them!!

It must be glorioius, and I hear it's a fine destination.

PR is the latest crowdfunding marketing program behind a long list of them (some long time members might recall seeing the names Crowd PR Guru, crowdprfunding.com, CrowdChirp, First Wave PR, Top Level PR, Milton's Boost System, and on and on and on they go. Constantly fighting the good fight.

One thing I like about Crowd PR is their name. A crowdfundign promotions agency called Crowd PR. Influencers, journalists, media relations, Crowd PR, and fine camapign on kickstarter.

What more could one ask for?