Vogue

A couple of weeks ago, one of our customers published an inaccurate review of her piercing experience here at Vogue which was due to "excessive bleeding"She failed to mention that she signed a waiver form that acknowledged she was well aware of the Inherent risks of getting the piercing, And in
addition, she ASSUMED all of the RisksNot only that, it stated that she was not on drugs, medication, or anything else that can interfere with the the piercing processWe found this to be after the fact, with her admission. She further went on ** with her narrative, and gained sympathy with her friends and followers, and then proceeded to encourage people to "Keep giving bad reviews" to our page on ** and ***, which caused a crash in our ratingsUnfortunately for her, This is called Malicious Libel and the law gives us the opportunity to collect damages. My attorney is currently working on a retraction for herIf she fails to make good on her obligations, she will be served with a lawsuit with damages totaling in the thousandsIn closing, I would like to thank all of our loyal customers for supporting Vogue years plus!

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. I already deleted the [redacted] post over two weeks ago and talked with the lawyer.
Sincerely,
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