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rofl. jailed for leaving reviews. how to fill up your prison system and create messed up mind? just like that!

• imglorp 8y ago
  But there are real victims with real damages, who depended on the reviews using trust and good faith, and were misled into an inferior experience. It's fraud because this is not a victimless crime. It's just novel to civilization that typing a few sentences into a web form (or paying someone to do it) can hurt someone. We need a legal framework that can punish this behavior.
• djrogers 8y ago
  Based on even a cursory reading of the article, he was jailed for selling fake reviews - not leaving them. Profiting from deception is a common line to draw when defining fraud.
  • odyssey7 8y ago
    In addition, these reviews were unambiguously lies rather than puffery; the author never used the services that were reviewed.