Fraud Prevention
No Malicious or Retaliatory Complaints
We take fraud prevention and ethical complaint filing seriously. Our goal is to help individuals and businesses address genuine code violations, not to be a tool for harassment or frivolous complaints.
We do not support or process complaints that:
- Are filed to harass, intimidate, or retaliate against individuals or businesses.
- Contain false or misleading information designed to cause harm.
- Lack reasonable grounds or supporting evidence of a violation.
If we suspect that a submission is fraudulent, we reserve the right to reject the complaint and may ban repeat offenders from using our service.
Our Verification Measures
To prevent abuse, we may:
- Require basic supporting evidence (e.g., photos, documentation) for serious allegations.
- Cross-check complaint details to ensure they are within jurisdiction and valid.
- Reserve the right to deny service to users who repeatedly file baseless complaints.
Legal Consequences of Filing Fraudulent Complaints
Filing false code violation complaints can have serious legal consequences, including:
- Defamation or libel claims if false accusations harm an individual or business.
- Potential fines or penalties for filing misleading reports with government agencies.
- Permanent service bans if we determine a user is engaging in fraudulent activity.
Ethical Reporting = Stronger Communities
We encourage responsible use of this service. Our platform is designed to hold violators accountable while ensuring fairness and due process. If you’re unsure whether an issue qualifies as a violation, we recommend reviewing local codes or consulting with us before filing.
We are an administrative filing service, not a legal authority. We conduct basic vetting to ensure compliance with local regulations but do not determine the outcome of any complaint. Complaints are submitted under our name on behalf of the client, and we comply with all lawful disclosure requests.
We understand concerns about potential retaliation from businesses or landlords. As well-known First Amendment advocates, we strongly support the right to petition the government for grievances.
