Darren M. Meade
Laguna Beach,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, November 24, 2012
So with the click of a button, the meddlesome Ripoff Reports Dr. Yazdanfar blamed for a 50% drop in revenue were gone. At a price tag of $18,000, the magic show didn't come cheap, but the truth was far more expensive. For consumers, it's an frontal assault on our First Amendment right to speak the truth; for companies like Rexxfield, it's a veritable gold mine. A forensic audit of RipoffReport.com confirmed thousands of individual reports were removed by SQL injection attacks. Were all of them crooks with deep pockets Dr. Yazdanfar? Perhaps not, but even the conservative math is staggering.
Read the original report here
Cassandra
Toronto,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, July 18, 2009
The Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons allowed surgical operations under general anaeesthesia to be done by a GP in a private ofice outside the safety of a hospital. The CPSO "Registrar", and old term for CEO, Dr.Rocco Gerace ,who was an ER doctor in London, did nothing to stop a GP doing operations under general anaesthetic which has the risk of death. Dr.Gerace also knew that the GP's sexy media ads with nude models implied she was a Surgeon, not just a GP. The CPSO is supposed to protect the puiblic. Dr.Gerace just does not have the administrative training for the job and should resign. An electrician, car mechanic and plumber have to be certified; surely Dr.Gerace should have made sure that a doctor doing surgery under anaesthesia had a surgeon's licence.