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Introducer’s Network
 
Internet Erasure Ltd work closely with introducers.

Together we ensure that our mutual clients experience a Right to be Forgotten service which is truly second-to-none, and which results in the full restoration of their online privacy and reputations.


One member of our Introducer's Network, a solicitor, recently said 
"Internet Erasure are in a class of their own; they literally have no competition. I have referred several clients and the outcomes in every cases exceeded expectations."

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Introducing clients to Internet Erasure

​Some introducers ‘white label’ our service, charging fees directly and managing client relationships whilst paying us for ‘fulfilment’ (with a GDPR compliant data sharing agreement in place), and in so doing add an important service to their existing business, without incurring any core operating costs.

Most introducers however, work on a commission basis and simply make a referral to us.

If you are helping the client as part of your core business activities, referring their online reputation management to specialists in the field adds a lot of value to your offerings.

We pay a generous commission for each successful referral, passing the money we save on marketing costs directly to the introducer. Each successful introduction results in a commission of 16.7% of the gross fees paid by our client (equivalent to 20% of the net fee). Our average client fee of £2,500 results in a commission of
£417.50 being paid to the introducer. With a range of client fees between £1,200 - £50,000, regular and consistent introductions to Internet Erasure Ltd are a valuable additional income stream to any business.

Internet Erasure Ltd assume that all introducers who act as agent or representative of their clients, will fulfil their legal obligations to disclose commissions to their clients, both for their own professional integrity, and also to avoid any potential claims of secret, hidden or undisclosed commissions.

We welcome introductions from a wide range of people and organisations, including, but not limited to Solicitors, Digital Marketing Agencies, Estate Agents, Mortgage Brokers and Commercial Finance Brokers, SEO companies, Talent Agencies and other Personal Representatives, Recruitment Agencies, Private Investigators, Public Relations Firms and personal service businesses representing High Net Worth Individuals and their families.

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Some introducing firms choose to become 'Approved Introducers' and are authorised by us to display our logo on their website (a short agreement is signed to protect our intellectual property and reputation), this is not a requirement and does not suit most firms or clients, who prefer discretion, however it works well for SEO Companies and Digital Marketing Agencies.
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Clients referred to us are in the hands of the UK’s most skilled and experienced Right to be Forgotten specialists and as each case succeeds, it really reflects well on our introducers.

For all potential client cases, we complete a free assessment of the links before onboarding, so that we can confirm eligibility for removal as well as giving a predicted timescale and quoting fees.

An overview of eligibility for removal from search engines results pages under the Right to be Forgotten / Right to Erasure, is explained at the following links:

www.Interneterasure.co.uk/who-can-apply.html

www.interneterasure.co.uk/who-cannot-apply.html


We started undertaking Right to be Forgotten work at the end of 2019, and Internet Erasure Ltd incorporated in February 2022. We have now helped 1,200 clients to achieve clean search results after removing a wide range of adverse media. Our case studies and verified reviews can be read at www.trustpilot.com/review/interneterasure.co.uk

We maintain strong relationships with our introducers and we ensure that introductions work well for all stakeholders - most importantly, for the clients.

To discuss introducing Right to be Forgotten clients to Internet Erasure, reach out by your preferred communication channel below.

We look forward to working with you and supporting your clients.
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"Our satisfied clients have become our marketing department"



Trustpilot

Internet Erasure Ltd is a specialist legal practice focused on the Right to be Forgotten under Article 17 UK GDPR and EU GDPR, together with other lawful mechanisms for removing online content to restore privacy and reputation. Our work focuses on privacy, data protection and online reputation law, including legal submissions to search engines, publishers and online platforms.

Joy Martin, LLB, is the Legal Submissions Manager at Internet Erasure Ltd. She specialises in privacy, data protection and online reputation law, overseeing the preparation and quality assurance of submissions made under Article 17 UK GDPR and the Right to be Forgotten, helping to ensure that each case is supported by clear legal argument, relevant case law and appropriate evidence before submission.

Since February 2022, Internet Erasure Ltd has acted in more than 1,450 Right to be Forgotten matters. This work has given the firm extensive real-world experience in Article 17 UK GDPR, privacy, data protection and online reputation law. The firm has also received hundreds of independently verified reviews across Google and Trustpilot.

The Right to be Forgotten service provided by our specialist legal team is recommended by charities, support organisations, companies, family offices and private individuals. A selection of those recommendations is featured below.

Further information about our legal and regulatory status, fees and payment terms, communications, privacy policy and working practices is available at 
About our Practice and Standards.

Internet Erasure® is a registered UK trade mark. Trade Mark Registration Number: UK00004127722 

Internet Erasure Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales. Company Registration Number: 13916445

Registered Office: Suite 5, 5th Floor, City Reach, 5 Greenwich View Place, London E14 9NN.

Content across this website is prepared by the Internet Erasure Ltd team and reviewed periodically by Joy Martin, LLB, Legal Submissions Manager at Internet Erasure Ltd, to help ensure that it remains legally accurate and up to date.


Internet Erasure Associate Member Legal Futures
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National Bullying Helpline Recommends Internet Erasure for Right to be Forgotten UK Submissions and Support
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False Allegations Support Organisation recommends Internet Erasure Right to Erasure Right to be Forgotten Service
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Clean Sheet charity recommends Internet Erasure Ltd for right to be forgotten
Forward Trust recommends Internet Erasure
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The View Magazine for women in the criminal justice system recommends Internet Erasure
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Internet Erasure Ltd Right to be Forgotten reputation managers proudly support Children Heard and Seen; a charity for children and families affected by parental imprisonment #notmycrime #childrenoftheknock

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  • Right to be Forgotten Service
    • Web Crawler
    • Caseworker Log in
  • About Our Practice and Standards
    • Privacy Policy GDPR
    • Introducers Network
    • Adverts
  • Our Numbers
  • Who CAN apply?
    • Criminal Convictions
    • Reputation after Bankruptcy
    • Remove record of misconduct
    • Delete articles about Divorce
    • Remove links about convictions
    • Business Failures
    • Missing Persons
    • Police Misconduct
  • Who CANNOT apply?
  • Our Process
    • Free Guide
    • Google Right to be Forgotten UK
    • Bing Right to be Forgotten UK
    • Yahoo Right to be Forgotten UK
    • DuckDuckGo Right to be Forgotten UK
    • Brave Right to be Forgotten UK
    • Permanent Deletion
    • Pro-Bono
  • FAQs
    • Countries
  • Right to be Forgotten: AI, DIY and Professional Help
    • Articles >
      • How to Remove Newspaper Articles Under the Right To Be Forgotten
      • How to Complain to the Information Commissioner if Google Refuses to Remove Search Results
      • How the ICO Decides on Removing Search Results from Google
      • Right to be Forgotten Case Studies
      • What to Do If Google Refuses a Right to Be Forgotten Request
      • RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN ENFORCEMENT POWERS
      • Why the Right to Be Forgotten Matters Now More Than Ever
      • Right to be forgotten get links removed
      • Getting a job with a criminal conviction and removing links from search engines
      • Libel and defamation in the UK: what legal steps can you take as a victim?
      • When the Right to be Forgotten Applies in the UK
      • The Right to be Forgotten and GDPR in the UK
      • The Right to Erasure debate
      • Tips to improve your online reputation with the Right to be Forgotten
      • Beginner's guide online reputation management
      • Advanced tips for online reputation management and the Right to be Forgotten
      • Online reputation management after a personal crisis
      • Advanced online reputation management
      • Beginner’s guide to working with a reputation management company
      • How to remove negative news articles
  • Contact
    • SOS