FATbit Sucks? - Sorry, Wrong Combination!

(prHWY.com) June 14, 2012 - Mohali, India -- If Google ever decided to give a warning whenever absolutely unrelated words were used to run the search, then, queries like the one mentioned in the title would surely yield the answer 'sorry, wrong combination'. Such possibility though seems unrealistic, such combinations are anyhow answered in favor of reputation companies because they are the reputation masters. However, the same is probably untrue for businesses, organizations and distinguished personalities.
The above mentioned trio is the most vulnerable lot to web slandering. And because of the same, revenue worth millions of dollars is lost, not to mention the reputation whose value is hard to put in money. The relief is that such quotas can turn to reputation companies like FATbit to make a reputation firewall to defend themselves from web attacks.
With the experience of more than seven years on its sleeve, FATbit Technologies is in the business of building, maintaining and repairing reputation. Present glitches if any are analyzed and then treated by using web tools and professional expertise. And if present is a clean one, an eye is kept on the web by using alerts and other tools to ascertain that reputation remains that way.
Businesses, small, medium or big, are not the only ones that find themselves at the receiving end of web attacks. Even celebrities and distinguished personnel are targeted in such devious plans. In fact, the truth is that because of the stature they have in the public domain, they are favorites of nuisance makers and trollers. With Google becoming the prime crosschecking zone, such individuals have a great need to upkeep what matters the most in their field of business. And usage of words like Scam and Sucks makes the job of negative elements an easy one.
FATbit, a leading goodwill professional, sees to it that no wrong word reaches the web against its clients. Web is 24x7 under FATbit reputation radar so that there is no delay in neutralizing the wrong said.

So, mischief makers, beware; FATbit is here.

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