This is a mind boggling story about a hotel that charged $500 fines for bad reviews online.
http://www.theverge.com/2014/8/4/5966715/hotel-fines-newlyweds-500-for-negative-yelp-reviews
Seems to have backfired just a tiny bit...
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MichaelNZ: I posted a review on rankers.co.nz which was taken down by the site owner. I emailed them to ask why. They responded that I had not been a customer of the business. Never mind the negative review was in respect of the business operator's behavior in trying to score business. Of course, meaningless one liners giving rave reviews of the business are allowed... I don't trust rankers.co.nz or any site which censors or removes fair and deserved reviews.
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