Comment on What is wrong with this message?parentComments−TillE12yEffectively accusing someone of fraud is generally not wise, even if you're a giant corporation.−rtpg12yYou can sue them for libel, but I only think that charge can go anywhere if you show material harm done due to their actions.Considering this message is not plastered on the front page of the NYT, I don't think it could go far.−CaveTech12yIt can't really go anywhere. It's not a published statement. It's supplied to the owner of the account in privacy.−mcguire12yWhat I assume is the "impersonated" identity also appears to be in roughly the same business as this "David Bushell".https://plus.google.com/117339560374768937720/posts−aestra12yWhat if it is the producer/production manager?http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0124239/
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Effectively accusing someone of fraud is generally not wise, even if you're a giant corporation.
You can sue them for libel, but I only think that charge can go anywhere if you show material harm done due to their actions.
Considering this message is not plastered on the front page of the NYT, I don't think it could go far.
It can't really go anywhere. It's not a published statement. It's supplied to the owner of the account in privacy.
What I assume is the "impersonated" identity also appears to be in roughly the same business as this "David Bushell".
https://plus.google.com/117339560374768937720/posts
What if it is the producer/production manager?
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0124239/