PETER SHANKMAN
| POSTED ON October 31st, 2007 | 11 COMMENTS | + ADD YOUR COMMENT |
Check out the attached. It’s from Zenith.com – Don’t know if Zenith will be back fixed, so I screenshot it below, click on it to open it up bigger.
Questions.
1) Is this cool?
2) If you’re a small PR firm/shop/agency, how do you deal with non-payment?
3) Does this help or hurt the agency who’s doing this?
4) Does making specific named allegations help or hurt the people named, or is it more dangerous to the agency, as well?
5) Does anyone notice that there’s no mention of the agency that built this in the first place?
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Well, I just did a tracert and it resolves to the host http://www.equaljusticeworks.com which according to Whois directory is registered to: |
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I prefer taking the site offline but not saying that it was done so for non-payment. Something like: I think it hurts everyone involved if you name names and make allegations. It looks spiteful and unprofessional (and even if you don’t sign your name people can find you if they want to badly enough.) |
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Bold move. I wonder what their contract says about ownership of the site, control of the domain and approval of any changes to content. I smell legal action. |
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