[Thessair]

Found the login for one of my old FB dummy accounts, since I don't have a real one anymore. Interestingly, a lot of the comments on the PR post about this seem to be negative. I added my own to the mix, of course. Pardon any typos, I'm on my phone at a rest area on I-10. I was annoyed enough to stop and post, sad as that sounds.

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Originally Posted by On the Facebooks

Was anything actually done about the votes that accumulated after Jason David Frank encouraged his followers to cheat? The fair thing to do would have been to roll all the totals back to zero, as I doubt you had a foolproof method of determining which votes were not legitimately cast.

Instead, the results now reflect an advantage for a grown man whose self-worth is apparently dictated by an internet popularity contest and who has no problem insulting other actors' characters, bribing voters, and ultimately encouraging people to cheat when all that fails. Behavior, I should add, that deliberately contradicts the values stated above.

In the end, I guess you care more about the ego of your golden calf than your customers, fans, and past Ranger actors. Rest assured, I got the message loud and clear. BOA and Saban Brands will never see another dime of my money or a minute of my time.

It's sad that one man can hijack the entire Power Rangers brand to ensure he feels popular. JDF may be a big part of PR history, but he is not the only character or actor to contributed to its legacy. Those others are having their chance to be recognized sacrificed for one person's ego. That's just not right.

I'll step down off my soap box now, but as I do, I'd like to suggest that both companies take refresher courses in 'customer service' and 'business ethics'.