Confidential intake. Jackie reviews every inquiry personally and responds within 24 hours with a straight answer about whether removal is realistic.
Yes. We remove content across the open internet — Reddit, Google Search, Yahoo News, review sites, social platforms, and other websites. Reddit is the deepest specialization, but we take any matter where a defamatory, impersonating, doxxing, or infringing post is causing real harm. The Insights library covers several of the adjacent platforms in detail.
Post removals under DMCA §512 or Content Policy 3 (doxxing) often move in days. Account removals typically resolve in 1–3 weeks. Subreddit takedowns and site-wide user bans take longer — usually 2–8 weeks — because the escalation goes through Reddit's Safety and Legal teams.
Most removals are flat-fee, scoped to a single defined outcome (one post, one account, one subreddit). Complex matters — pattern-of-abuse user bans, multi-account escalations — move to hourly. Fees are set in the engagement letter before any retainer is discussed.
Yes. Initial inquiries are treated as confidential, and any URLs or facts shared during intake are held in confidence regardless of whether an engagement follows. Nothing is filed publicly without your consent.
Jackie is based in Los Angeles, California, and represents clients nationwide. Because Reddit removals are argued to Reddit under federal law (DMCA), state statutes of general application (defamation, right of publicity), and Reddit's own Content Policy, coverage is not limited to California residents.