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911 Rod 02-25-2025 05:34 AM

Thank you so much for all the posts.
I'll bounce a couple of replies to the review for my fellow birds to critique before I reply to him.
The one thing I know is it has to be professional and polite although it would feel good just to reply "F#ch you!" lol

Tervuren 02-25-2025 07:01 AM

When I am reading reviews I go straight for the worst rated responses.

It is often the negative reviews that can sway towards using or buying something.

Positive review can also sway me away.

HobieMarty 02-25-2025 07:51 AM

When a person starts with the racism stuff, that shows they have no merit or actual valid point for what they are claiming. At this point, the conversation is over as far as I am concerned.

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Tobra 02-25-2025 01:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan A (Post 12417370)
1. Get a restraining order against him. Repeated harassment.
2. Post that it was necessary to get a restraining order against him as a rebuttal. That's about as good as you can get for others to see that "this person's not all there"

Leave it there.

This is pretty good

Cairo94507 02-26-2025 04:44 AM

File a police report to document the encounter and keep a copy. Do not reply to the Google review as it may just set the guy off and cause him to return for more trouble. Talk to your employee and tell her how to respond and what to do should this individual ever return. If you do not have good security cameras that record sound and clear color images, get one. If the customer returns tell him he is not welcome in your business and to leave. Call the police and report the return of the customer and request a report and Restraining Order.

911 Rod 02-26-2025 05:26 AM

Let's not forget this is a fellow human being that is going through a tough time mentally.
If anything I'd like to help him rather than aggravate his life more than it is.

masraum 02-26-2025 06:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldE (Post 12417535)
Steve, he stated that he opened the document in order to print it, which triggered the customer.
He later stated he opened and read the document after the customer left, probably to try and understand why the customer was triggered.

Best
Les

Ah, right. I didn't get to the last line. I don't think the guy would have known that the documents were read after he left.

masraum 02-26-2025 06:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cairo94507 (Post 12418196)
File a police report to document the encounter and keep a copy. Do not reply to the Google review as it may just set the guy off and cause him to return for more trouble. Talk to your employee and tell her how to respond and what to do should this individual ever return. If you do not have good security cameras that record sound and clear color images, get one. If the customer returns tell him he is not welcome in your business and to leave. Call the police and report the return of the customer and request a report and Restraining Order.

I think businesses in most places can ask the police to remove someone if they won't leave, and if they get there, they can also file a trespass on the customer that basically is a documented case of "never come back to this business". I assume it's like a slightly more business specific version of a restraining order which I think is more "don't ever get near this other person".

masraum 02-26-2025 06:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 911 Rod (Post 12418229)
Let's not forget this is a fellow human being that is going through a tough time mentally.
If anything I'd like to help him rather than aggravate his life more than it is.

That's super noble of you. Of course, if he doesn't want help, you can't force him to accept it. Just be careful.

911 Rod 02-26-2025 07:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12418266)
I think businesses in most places can ask the police to remove someone if they won't leave, and if they get there, they can also file a trespass on the customer that basically is a documented case of "never come back to this business". I assume it's like a slightly more business specific version of a restraining order which I think is more "don't ever get near this other person".

I had the police on the phone until I saw him drive away. There is I'm sure a recorded record of the call.

fastfredracing 02-26-2025 09:12 AM

I admire your ability to stay cool and call 911.
Im not sure what level of crazy town Id go to , if I asked someone to leave my place of business, and they refused .


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