Being falsely accused of something online is like being shouted at in public — but the shouting never stops, and the internet never forgets.
Whether it’s a Reddit thread, a fake review, a blog post, or even a social media comment that went viral, false accusations have a way of spreading fast and sinking deep. And the worst part? You can be totally innocent, but if it shows up in Google search when someone types your name — you’re guilty by association in the eyes of the public.
At Reputation Station, we specialise in helping Australians remove, suppress, or counteract false accusations online — fast, legally, and quietly. Because the longer they stay online, the more damage they do.
False accusations online: where they usually show up
Most people think “defamation” only happens in big media stories. But false accusations can spread from dozens of everyday places:
- A one-star Google review calling you a scammer
- A Facebook post claiming you were abusive or dishonest
- A Reddit comment dragging your name through the mud
- A dodgy forum post full of lies
- A complaint site you’ve never even heard of
- A blog post with a twisted version of the truth
- An ex, competitor, or troll posting anonymously
And all it takes is one of those posts to be indexed by Google… and suddenly it’s the first thing someone sees when they look you up.
That could cost you a job, a contract, a relationship, or your peace of mind.
Can you actually remove false accusations from the internet in Australia?
Yes — but it depends on how and where it was posted.
At Reputation Station, we assess every situation individually. If the post or content meets certain criteria — like being defamatory, false, in breach of a platform’s terms, or targeted abuse — we can usually get it removed or de-indexed.
That includes:
✅ Formal defamation complaints
✅ Takedown notices under Australian privacy law
✅ Platform-level abuse reports (Google, Facebook, Reddit, etc.)
✅ Legal threats to publishers or site admins
✅ Direct negotiation for content takedown
✅ Google de-indexing requests (right to be forgotten in some cases)
If removal isn’t an option, we launch a content suppression strategy to overpower the false accusation online. That means publishing accurate, reputation-building content — on your terms — across trusted, high-ranking sites to push the lies off page one.
“But I don’t want to make a big deal out of it…”
You don’t have to. In fact, discretion is key.
We don’t stir the pot or draw attention to the accusation. We don’t argue in public. We don’t make things worse.
We work behind the scenes — quietly contacting platforms, building content, and re-engineering your Google presence so that when someone looks you up… they see you, not the lie.
We’ve helped real people clear their names — and we can help you too
From entrepreneurs and tradespeople to teachers, lawyers, and stay-at-home parents — we’ve helped Australians just like you:
- A Melbourne mum accused of being a bad landlord — the post was false, the review was removed, and her business bounced back.
- A Sydney business coach attacked by a competitor — false claims across several forums were taken down, and we built out a new content wall to block further hits.
- A Perth student named in a slanderous tweet — we got it deleted, suppressed the cache, and cleared his name from Google within weeks.
This is what we do. Every day. Quietly. Effectively.
You didn’t deserve the accusation — but you deserve to be free of it
False accusations ruin lives. But only if they’re left unanswered.
📞 1800 622 359
📩 info@reputationstation.com.au
🌐 www.reputationstation.com.au
Let’s get the truth back on top — and take your name off the chopping block.
