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Originally Posted by chupacabra
well, i wouldn't put this up unless things went totally south pursuing them legally and we weren't able to recover for our damage... i'll ask our lawyer about it when the time comes if things are not looking good, but if i am left out to dry by the lying fuckers i want to put it up just out of pure spite. since paypalsucks.com gets away w/ using their trademarked name for similar purposes i figure there must be some legal statutes that allow such in cases of unhappy consumers..
again, i will ask our lawyer about it, but thought some here might be more familiar w/ the subject honestly..
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I'm unfamiliar with the legalities involved if you tried something similiar - but I recall a site (since taken down) called capitalonesucks.com - and although there's undoubtedly a LOT of consumers not pleased with Capital One credit cards - the site suffered from serious inactivity for much of its history.
I chalk it up to the apathy factor. Most people are initially pissed off with a company for a short while, then move on with their lives without really following through on things.
As much as I understand and sympathize with how this dealer ripped you off, I'd say creating a 'sucks' site might be throwing good money after bad and invariably wind up as a waste of your time. I know...its tempting. But in all seriousness, would it accomplish much in the end?
Just my
