Two-Sentence Template Rejection of Comprehensive Legal Complaint
On February 12, 2026, we filed six formal complaints with Reddit through every available channel — Moderator Code of Conduct, Community Harassment, Trademark, and UK Online Safety Act. We submitted a 14-page formal complaint, US trademark certificates, and documentation of 35+ enforcement actions across 16+ platforms proving $770,000+ in harm caused by two moderators of r/BlytheDolls who have run a coordinated defamation campaign for 46 months. One moderator personally owns an attack website and uses her Reddit mod privileges to promote it while deleting positive content and rejecting reports against herself. The site publishes home addresses where children live. She admits on her own site she cannot prove her accusations yet publishes false criminal allegations against a business with zero criminal record in 26 years of operation. Every other platform reviewed the same evidence and acted. Medium SUSPENDED the operator's account. Google REMOVED her URLs. Sitejabber REMOVED her entire listing. A blog host confirmed her content was defamatory and took it down. 35+ actions across 16+ platforms — every single one acted. Reddit responded seven hours later with two sentences: "We are unable to determine that the content violates local law." No analysis of our evidence. No review of moderator abuse. No acknowledgment of the trademark infringement or children's addresses being published. A template rejection without reading the complaint. We are established since 2000, serve 100,000+ customers in 150+ countries, featured by Forbes, BBC, The Guardian and Vogue Italia, Trustpilot 4.8/5, Etsy Star Seller. Three customers directly cited these Reddit threads when filing chargebacks, causing permanent PayPal deactivation and Stripe account closure. Reddit has an F rating on the BBB with 200+ unanswered complaints. This is not a failure — it is policy. They do not review complaints. Businesses targeted by moderator abuse have no recourse. We have escalated to Ofcom, the UK ICO, the FTC, the California Attorney General, and the BBB. Legal proceedings are being prepared.