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Sue a customer for a Bad Review?

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Jerry Thibeau said:
Jerry has a bigger and better video about to be released. It packs more punch in an attempt to stab the beast!
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Can you please use the phrase "The Company Who Must Not Be Named?" (If you have a teenage daughter you'll know exactly what I'm referencing.)

I didn't see your video Jerry, but I can't imagine how you violated any copyright law by speaking your mind. A smart guy told me about this thing called Streisand Effect, ever heard of it?
 
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The thread discusses whether auto dealers can legally sue customers for negative online reviews, prompted by a dentist's attempt to silence a patient's Yelp review. Participants conclude that attempting to suppress reviews backfires due to the "Streisand Effect"—where censorship attempts generate more attention and damage—and that the better strategy is simply delivering excellent service and addressing complaints directly. The discussion illustrates that legal threats and gag orders are counterproductive and likely to amplify negative publicity rather than contain it.

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