On 7/26/07, Ben Voulin wrote:
> Charlene Blake has really taken liberty with the truth this
> time!!
> Here's what she wrote: "Apparently, Toyota is associated with an
> internet company, 'Complaintremover.com,' which promises to
> remove negative complaints about it from Google searches.
> Now that's an outragious claim if there ever was one!!
> It clearly illustrates that Charlene Blake doesn't care how big
> the lie as long as it fans the flames of her campaign of
> misinformation and distorted reality.
Mr. Voulin (or whoever you REALLY are...won't go into how I know
about that here), I'll make a deal with you...you meet me in court
to discuss the matter. Be prepared to defend a defamation/slander
charge as well. I'll also include all my Toyota owner contacts and
we will discuss the Toyota sludge matter, too. Contrary to your
claims of this being ancient history, it is quite a current issue
with many a Toyota owner who is online seeking information about
the early engine failure in his/her vehicle!
If you wish to open the can of worms about Toyota and "online brand
control," then so be it. I am certain that it will be fascinating
reading for most current and would-be Toyota owners! I am not the
only one who knows what is happening. Trying to imply that I have
some sort of Toyota hate campaign with "followers" is more than
absurd.
I have am a CONSUMER ADVOCATE with information for Toyota owners
who have been told nothing about the engine oil sludge matter. If
you or Toyota wish to prevent this information from getting out,
please explain why. If you or Toyota wish to spin the consumer
advocacy into something that it is not, please explain why. If you
or Toyota wish to pull the wool over unsuspecting Toyota owners,
please explain why.
There is something very, very suspect about the way you are
fighting the truth. I am far from alone in this sentiment.
Exactly what is the reason for your extreme disdain for Toyota
engine oil sludge victim advocacy? Is it related to the economic
interests of Toyota? Are current and prospective Toyota owners
supposed to find comfort your actions?
How much *other* information is being manipulated...or hidden...or
whitewashed? What technologies are out there that enable a company
to "clean" the online slate in order to look better to the buying
public? What other consumer advocates have been chased all over
the internet in an effort to discredit them?
The bigger question is...is this how a company gets ahead? Is this
how a company "controls its brand" online? Is this how a company
deals with problems in its product?
Certainly, there is more here than Toyota engine oil sludge, isn't
there? How many other problems have been buried in a similar
manner? How much would one uncover if he/she dug deeper? How many
layers of deceit might he/she find? Obviously, questions generate
even more questions.
Charlene Blake
Toyota Owners Online--Consumer Advocacy
So, why is someone lambasting these similarly-affected Toyota
owners?
Toyota Owners Unite for Resolution