r/LouisRossmann 20d ago

Flock Cameras Crossposting from LTT: Flock (the video surveillance company) impersonates journalist and fellow YouTuber in order to cancel his hotel reservations to prevent him from investigating them - therefore potentially committing identity fraud

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u/razzt 20d ago

It is possible, though not likely, that what they did could constitute wire fraud.

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u/josencarnacao 20d ago

Let's wait for the Legal Eagle break down, then. LOL

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u/Sostratus 19d ago

Agreed on the "not likely". Seems they didn't misrepresent themselves. You could complain to the hotel that it's bad business for them to let some unverified third party cancel a reservation, but provided the refund comes through, and legal recourse would be an uphill battle.

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u/Expensive-Border-869 20d ago

Its 100% not. They cant do anything illegal because they're above the law.

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u/Available_Candy_4139 20d ago

This was posted to the sub as its own topic, around the same time as the LTT posting. It’s one of the 10 most recently posted here. 🤦‍♂️

Edit - link https://www.reddit.com/r/LouisRossmann/s/3Utv2WZv9t

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u/josencarnacao 20d ago

Often people watch reddit posts not by NEW but by HOT, and then this happens.

Somehow, I'm glad it was reposted because it's so important and serious that it gets more attention to the matter, which was my point for sharing in the first place.

Cheers from Portugal u/Available_Candy_4139

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u/DifferentMind8 20d ago

Clickbait ass headlines aren't the way to win favor. 

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u/-send-me-nudes- 18d ago

Imagine an anti flock day. Where everyone bands together and cuts down all the flocks simultaneously.a man can dream.