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Customer Loses $8,700 Lawsuit After Posting Negative Reviews
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By יעל יפה
First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
A customer who lost a legal battle to cancel a custom eyeglasses purchase was ordered to pay the business $8,700 in defamation damages after posting negative online reviews. The court found the reviews contained false factual claims rather than subjective opinions.
- 01Customer ordered to pay $8,700 for defamation after losing eyeglasses dispute.
- 02Negative Google reviews and verbal insults led to the defamation lawsuit.
- 03Court ruled reviews were false factual claims, not opinions.
- 04Customer had previously lost legal attempts to cancel the custom order.
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