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How a PR Agency Stole Our Kickstarter Money
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#52https://twitter.com/Woodshedagency/status/943508162002513923
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This does not exactly make them look like innocent above board victims of libel.
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#53I don't buy this story. The entire post is one sided - am I really supposed to believe some pr agency straight up stole your money? And now 7 months later you are "doing what we can on a legal front"? This is a perfect example of why we should all follow the "innocent until proven guilty" idea. There is no proof, no chance for the agency to refute claims, etc. Convenient that they are also asking for more financing.
Normally I'd agree with you. But it's kind of a huge red flag when a PR agency sets their twitter account to private.
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#54https://twitter.com/Woodshedagency/status/943508162002513923
For a PR agency I'd consider this as officially "going to ground."
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#55This is well into "criminal complaint" territory.
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#56Sounds like someone needs to get a (•_•) ( •_•)>⌐■-■ (⌐■_■) trip to the woodshed.
Please don't do this here.
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
The culprits have chosen to block people who ask them about it on twitter, and so far haven't told "their side".
Blocking people on twitter doesn't mean anything, and this blog post came out today so I'm sure the agency is working on writing something with actual proof to respond with.
They’ve had 7 months to get their story right.
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#58Earlier quoted context omitted.
The culprits have chosen to block people who ask them about it on twitter, and so far haven't told "their side".
If there's pending legal action, it would be foolish to respond publicly. That in and of itself tells us nothing of right and wrong.
That’s not true. There are plenty of ways to respond without increasing your liability. “We can’t comment until pending legal is resolved due to advice of council” is one. Far better is, “It’s not true, facts are X, Y, and Z.” Telling the truth in public isn’t going to increase your liability, if you aren’t guilty of anything.
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#59Earlier quoted context omitted.
Their explanation was their marketing was already starting, they didn't have time to resolve the bank account issues.
In other words : we have our priorities all fucked up. They should have postponed until they had their financial infra in place.
You can’t always postpone marketing commitments. Sometimes ads, articles, events, etc are already commuted and it’s too late to pull out.
I’m giving them the benefit of doubt. A small group of entrepreneurs working fast to launch a project occasionally misses how long a critical piece will take before the launch is already conmitted.