ShysterJon is back for awhile

[ShysterJon]

Hello. I'm back after a long, well-needed break. I will attempt to assist the Hobby Community by answering CONCISE and INTERESTING questions, either here or at ShysterJonEccie@gmail.com.

[Unique_Carpenter]

But, will you consider non-legal questions such as whether Texas BBQ isn't as good as KC BBQ. Interesting, but ....
Ok, I couldn't resist that.

Welcome bank Jon

[yourdesire]

Welcome back

[Mike_Rach]

Welcome back Jon!

[Jam3768]

Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter

But, will you consider non-legal questions such as whether Texas BBQ isn't as good as KC BBQ. Interesting, but ....
Ok, I couldn't resist that.

Welcome bank Jon

Lol. That was funny

[straightshooter30]

Help with finding sugar baby? LOL Welcome back!

[Boltfan]

Welcome back man

[hensonbedges]

Originally Posted by ShysterJon

Hello. I'm back after a long, well-needed break. I will attempt to assist the Hobby Community by answering CONCISE and INTERESTING questions, either here or at ShysterJonEccie@gmail.com.

I've got a question involving Amazon and asian companies continuing to offer money for reviews, even after I reported the deceptive company and the shit tier products to amazon to -look into- but I'm wondering if i could hypothetically do something specific just to strike back at 5 star products full of hundreds of purchased reviews.


Is this something I could run by you ?

[ShysterJon]

Hensonbedges: It should go without saying that I answer HOBBY-RELATED questions, but I'll make an exception for you.

ASSUMING YOU HAVE EVIDENCE OF REVIEWS FOR PAY (and that's a big assumption), AND a website refuses to address your complaint, AND you're injured by reviews for pay, the following are some options:

1. You could post a review of a product setting forth your evidence of reviews for pay. I'm thinking a derisive video might gain attention. Maybe you can get your friends and family to do the same.

2. You could muster your evidence and file a complaint with the FCC (Federal Communications Commission, the federal agency that governs websites) here:

https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us

3. You could sue the website in federal court for fraud, and probably violations of federal statutes.

[Grouchy]

Glad to see you back. Sorta. You cunning legal mind was great but your Avatar Pictures were AWESOME. Can fix???

[ShysterJon]

Grouchy: I assume the mods deleted the avatar of my redheaded SB because it showed her [awesome] tits. I may use another pic of her that complies with the rules.

btw, I'm still seeing her, after nine years. 🙂

[Unique_Carpenter]

And there she is.
Difficult to get past her smile though.

[Ronin3]

Originally Posted by Unique_Carpenter

And there she is.
Difficult to get past her smile though.

She’s smiling? Haven’t gotten that far north yet. Welcome back.