CM Productions LLC

We would like to first apologize to you for any inconvenience this situation has caused you We have used the additional information to search from where the original spam came from but we have been unsuccessful at this time.We will continue to research the issue and if we are able to locate how this occurred we will inform you at that time Please be assured we do take our business seriously and do everything we can to protect the privacy rights of each individual.Thanks

RE: Complain ID: [redacted] CM PRODUCTIONS LLC [redacted] We apologize for a delayed response but needed to conduct an internal investigation to determine if in fact our company was behind the alleged actions.I would like to assure your organization that there is no pending case against our company for the type of actions complained about or other similar actions.There was a previous complaint filed against our company, but after being able to establish that we had no direct knowledge that the actions complained about were being perpetrated by any employee of our company, the matter was dismissed.The same result has been established in this case as wellWhile we are deeply sorry about any inconvenience or harm this may have caused the individual I can assure you that no one within our company is or has published the information that is discussed in your letter.If you can provide us with additional information such as how the individual was able to identify our company as the one who originated this alleged information it may assist us in looking further into the allegations.If there is any further we can do for you please do not hesitate to reach out to us in the future.Tim ***

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Please see [redacted] and [redacted] / A search at [redacted] reveals a lawsuit which closed in (which I incorrectly thought was still open), and it appears that the case was settled outside of courtThe website referenced in the spam messages I receive on [redacted] is [redacted] t [redacted] _reason=other, which redirects to the main page of Well Hello!, which is owned by CM Productions The site previously had dancing girls with bare boobs on themIf CM Productions is trying to say that a third party was abusing their website, they need to redirect the removed pages to a page saying that the page was removed due to abuse, not attempt to capitalize off of [redacted] spam or text message spam by directing visitors to their main siteIf CM Productions honestly has nothing to do with the spam, it seems they would have an interest in pursuing legal action against the spammers for ruining their reputation, because Well Hello! is considered to be a spam website by manyThough its main page is described as a dating website, it is blocked in [redacted] libraries as being a pornographic website.So I suppose my question is, if CM Productions is not sending the spam, what plan of action does the company have to reduce the abuse of its websites? Is there any evidence of Well Hello! being used legitimately? It is common for companies involved in frivolous activities to deny responsibility, as was the case of [redacted] , the supposedly legitimate hosting provider shut down by the government for its involvement in the distribution of [redacted] and [redacted] scarewareThough I'm not ruling out the possibility of a third party abuser, I find it suspicious that a company whose stated business is adult entertainment (in other words, pornography) would just happen to be operating an innocent online dating website which just happens to be abused by spammers promoting pornographyReally, if they're behind it, I don't care if they confess or not, I just want the spam to stop as it is annoyingIf they're not the ones sending it, I would like to see them provide a plan to reduce the abuse of their website, [redacted] Wishing you many blessings, [redacted]

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.  Regards, [redacted]

We would like to first apologize to you for any inconvenience this situation has caused you.  We have used the additional information to search from where the original spam came from but we have been unsuccessful at this time.We will continue to research the issue and if we are able to locate how this occurred we will inform you at that time.  Please be assured we do take our business seriously and do everything we can to protect the privacy rights of each individual.Thanks

RE: Complain ID: [redacted] CM PRODUCTIONS LLC[redacted]We apologize for a delayed response but needed to conduct an internal investigation to determine if in fact our company was behind the alleged actions.I would like to assure your...

organization that there is no pending case against our company for the type of actions complained about or other similar actions.There was a previous complaint filed against our company, but after being able to establish that we had no direct knowledge that the actions complained about were being perpetrated by any employee of our company, the matter was dismissed.The same result has been established in this case as well. While we are deeply sorry about any inconvenience or harm this may have caused the individual I can assure you that no one within our company is or has published the information that is discussed in your letter.If you can provide us with additional information such as how the individual was able to identify our company as the one who originated this alleged false information it may assist us in looking further into the allegations.If there is any further we can do for you please do not hesitate to reach out to us in the future.Tim [redacted]

Thank you for getting in touch with and forwarding us the complaint sent in by Mr.[redacted] from US.We were able to find his account in our database and we are refunding all the transactions on it. The $24.95 transaction had all ready been refunded on 28th June,after Mr. [redacted] spoke with...

one of our representative and requested a refund for this charge. We have now refunded the $1 transaction as well. Please allow 8 business days for the banks to process the refunds.Here are his accounts details:Member information NAME [redacted] (United States)SITE [redacted]Our records indicate that Mr. [redacted] signed up on [redacted] an adult entertainment website, on 20th June 2016.When joining [redacted] for a $1 trial membership, Mr. [redacted] accepted the terms and conditions on the registration form: membership is renewed automatically after trial period at $24.95 every 30 days. When submitting his order of Free VR Goggles, Mr. [redacted] accepted to upgrade his account to a full membership, this is why he was charged. The Free VR Goggles were mailed and received by Mr. [redacted] on 23rd June.We have 24/7 email support, live chat support and phone support waiting to attend customer's inquiries. We take customer complaints and requests very seriously and are quick to attend their inquiries.Please let me know if there are any questions or concerns from the client's side.Yours sincerely,Tania [redacted] Customer Support [redacted]

Revdex.com:I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this does not resolve my complaint.  For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.Please see [redacted] and [redacted]/ . A search at [redacted] reveals a lawsuit which closed in 2015 (which I
incorrectly thought was still open), and it appears that the case was
settled outside of court. The website referenced in the spam messages I receive on [redacted] is [redacted]_reason=other, which redirects to the main page of Well Hello!, which is owned by CM Productions.  The site previously had dancing girls with bare boobs on them. If CM Productions is trying to say that a third party was abusing their website, they need to redirect the removed pages to a page saying that the page was removed due to abuse, not attempt to capitalize off of [redacted] spam or text message spam by directing visitors to their main site. If CM Productions honestly has nothing to do with the spam, it seems they would have an interest in pursuing legal action against the spammers for ruining their reputation, because Well Hello! is considered to be a spam website by many. Though its main page is described as a dating website, it is blocked in [redacted] libraries as being a pornographic website.So I suppose my question is, if CM Productions is not sending the spam, what plan of action does the company have to reduce the abuse of its websites? Is there any evidence of Well Hello! being used legitimately? It is common for companies involved in frivolous activities to deny responsibility, as was the case of [redacted], the supposedly legitimate hosting provider shut down by the government for its involvement in the distribution of [redacted] and [redacted] scareware. Though I'm not ruling out the possibility of a third party abuser, I find it suspicious that a company whose stated business is adult entertainment (in other words, pornography) would just happen to be operating an innocent online dating website which just happens to be abused by spammers promoting pornography. Really, if they're behind it, I don't care if they confess or not, I just want the spam to stop as it is annoying. If they're not the ones sending it, I would like to see them provide a plan to reduce the abuse of their website, [redacted]Wishing you many blessings,
[redacted]