Crowd PR William Henry Kyle Staebell crowd.pr Review Scam San Francisco California

Kyle Staebell announces his intent to bring legal proceedings against this author following the publication of defamatory statements. 

Mr. Staebell is known by some for having an “unapologetically confrontational” approach to business that will occasionally inspire verbal attacks similar to the bad review in question. That is clearly the case here today. Mr. Staebell is a member of high standing in the community and plans to defend his name and reputation vigorously. 

All of this has been a cheap smear campaign orchestrated by an unknown assailant. Vague statements have been made warning readers to “steer clear” and “stay away” from Kyle Staebell. This assailant has used SEO optimization and "Google-bombs" to spread their defamation all over the internet. Their false statements have been made with the sole intention of defaming Mr. Staebell.

Following is a public record in the case of “Kyle Staebell v. Doe”

Crowd PR, LLC ("Crowd PR") and Kyle Staebell filed this action on February 14, 2021, alleging a single state law claim for defamation against Defendant [Redacted]. [Docket No. 1 ("Compl.").]. 

MEMORANDUM

Plaintiff Kyle Staebell, a public relations professional , claims that he was defamed in seven blog posts published between October, 2018 and December, 2018 on the website "RipoffReport," all authored by the defendant. Compl. (2-4, 28-34, ECF No. 1). When defendant failed to respond to plaintiff's demand for a retraction of the 7 blog posts, plaintiff initiated this lawsuit, in November 2021, asserting claims for defamation, id. (32-45), invasion of privacy - false light, id. (40-56), and intentional infliction of emotional distress, id. (50-62).

See “Kyle Staebell v. Doe” for full case text.

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We do not deny that you did not get results from our service. You hired us with 7 days left in your campaign, and you were made aware of the risks, and we told you that the PR campaign could go either way. 7 days was close to not enough time to produce results, and you were made aware of this.

We worked hard to make it happen for you, but the journalists did not like your product. We couldn't force them to write about it. Sorry it didn't work out the way we all hoped.

Hello Louis,

I'm sorry to hear you were among victims of his scam, I've been doing research on this guy and I believe I can provide insightful information about this identity.

Is there any email where I can reach you at?

Thank you.