<![CDATA[How to get real Google bucks from fake press releases - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[How to get real Google bucks from fake press releases - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA[How to get real Google bucks from fake press releases]]> Tim, our creditability and reputation is something we take seriously at PR Leap. The people behind these press releases paid to send them out via PR Leap using a paypal account tied to First Mutual Credit. After Peter contacted us, we sent an email to Mr. Leisenberg and Mr. Morgan inquiring about the validity of the releases. We simultaneously took down all releases associated with this account and they are still offline. To this day, we have not heard from Mr. Leisenberg, Mr. Morgan or anyone from First Mutual Credit.

Over 30,000 companies use PR Leap to send out real news releases, including several billion dollar companies. We receive an average of 200 submissions daily, of which 20 percent are placed on editorial hold for not being newsworthy and various other reasons.

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-Merrick from PR Leap

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