Some things never change. Now Morgan is threatening and stalking another hotel guest on Travelocity who wrote an honest review about the filthy conditions there, and did not receive a refund.
Richard is also complaining about me being "unbalanced" even after he lost his case in Small Claims court! Morgan was required to refund my money and pay damages and this is a matter of public record. This man never quits. There is definitely something wrong with someone who behaves this way, especially when they are in the "hospitality business."
I am going to find out what can be done to put an end to this, once and for all. All these years later.
There are laws in both the United States and Guatemala about threatening people, stalking, harassing, slander and libel. Since Richard Morgan has availed himself of this kind of behavior, I will investigate them all. With some people, it never ends!
Posada Los Encuentros - a fire pit from hell.
Showing posts with label Richard Morgan Stalking and Harassing Me. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Morgan Stalking and Harassing Me. Show all posts
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Track Online Abuse
Track online bullies and report abuse and harassment. Use any of the many free "local stat counters" to see who is coming to your site. Here's a recent example of who has been stalking my site, and they are automatically reported as after my experiences with online harassment, stalking and abuse by Richard Morgan, I have set up an "online watch" to handle just this kind of occurrence. It has been very effective. It's easy to identify which computer this visits are coming from, particularly since we can easily imagine who is doing it when Posada Los Encuentros and Richard Morgan are in Guatemala. All ip codes are listed as "Guatemala City, Guatemala and they are tracked from this central location. My computer records every site visit from every person who comes here and abuse is automatically reported. No one can exist "silently and secretly" any longer. LOL, to all you bullies out there!
Recent examples on May 10, 2009:
02:19:56 -- 1 minute ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala left via jp.pima.gov from "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Court Cases against Richard Morgan"
08:34:44 -- 17 hours 46 mins ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala left via facebook.com from "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Facebook Notification of Harassment by Richard Morgan Szybist"
08:12:14 -- 18 hours 9 mins ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala arrived from google.com on "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Court Cases against Richard Morgan" by searching for richard morgan szybist.
08:01:54 -- 18 hours 19 mins ago
Recent examples on May 10, 2009:
02:19:56 -- 1 minute ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala left via jp.pima.gov from "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Court Cases against Richard Morgan"
08:34:44 -- 17 hours 46 mins ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala left via facebook.com from "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Facebook Notification of Harassment by Richard Morgan Szybist"
08:12:14 -- 18 hours 9 mins ago
[Guatemala]
Guatemala City, Guatemala arrived from google.com on "My Terrible Experience at Posada Los Encuentros: Court Cases against Richard Morgan" by searching for richard morgan szybist.
08:01:54 -- 18 hours 19 mins ago
Sunday, May 10, 2009
How to Report FaceBook Harassment and Abuse
So many people have visited this entry after I posted the fact that I had to report Richard Morgan for harassment and abuse on my FaceBook account, that I am now posting the website and directions as to how to do so. See: www.facebook.com/help.php
FaceBook did respond, and the offensive comment was removed, and Morgan's abusive behavior on FaceBook has stopped. I was also told to "go to the police" if his harassment continued, which I notified him I would.
Lo and behold, Morgan's stalking, harassment and abusive treatment stopped! Miracle of Miracles! FaceBook did their job and I am now free to enjoy this site with friends, as this site was intended to be.
FaceBook was not intended for personal vendettas, enemies, or other offensive behavior, and with reports of abuse people learn very quickly what is acceptable and what is not. You are perfectly safe to make reports, as your name is kept anonymous if you so choose.
I made this harassment public as I wanted to send a message that this type of behavior is unacceptable, and there will be consequences including termination of one's account. Bullies are not welcome here. I urge everyone having the same problem to break their silence, don't be afraid, and take steps to protect yourself. Stand up for yourself! Facebook makes it very easy to do.
If you are having the same problem I did, go to the FaceBook Help Center (click on "Help" on the bottom of any page) and type in "report abuse."
* Help Center http://www.facebook.com/help.php
Search: report abuse
How do I report abuse?
Facebook encourages all users to utilize the "Report" links when they find abusive content. In most cases, you will find a "Report" link below the piece of content. Selecting this link takes you to a form where you can specify the type of abuse and make a detailed report. Facebook investigates these reports and makes a determination as to whether or not the content should remain on the site. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
If you have witnessed abuse on the site that you are unable to report using these links, please tell us more here.
What happens when I report someone?
All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential. The user that you are reporting will not know that you have reported them. After the report is submitted, Facebook investigates the issue and makes a determination as to whether or not the content should remain on the site based on our Terms of Use. In certain situations, the circumstances require more severe action. For instance, users who repeatedly violate our Terms of Use can be permanently banned from the site.
Please be aware that not all reported content will be removed. A Facebook administrator looks into each report thoroughly in order to decide the appropriate course of action. If no violation of our Terms of Use has occurred, then no action will be taken.
Privacy: Report abuse
How do I report abuse?
You can report this here.
I need to report someone for violating Facebook’s Terms of Use.
Facebook encourages all users to utilize "Report" links when they find abusive content. In most cases, you will find this "Report" link below the content that you are viewing. Selecting this link takes you to a form where you can specify the type of abuse and submit a detailed report. Facebook investigates these reports and determines whether or not the content should stay up based on our Terms of Use. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
If you have witnessed abuse on the site that you are unable to report using these links, please tell us more here here.
How do I report terrorist activity or support?
If you find material that promotes terrorist behavior or that raises funds for a terrorist organization, Facebook strongly encourages you to report this here.
Facebook investigates these reports and determines whether to take action based on our Terms of Use. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
Photos: Viewing, editing, tagging, and privacy
I’d like to report an abusive photo.
You can report a photo that violates Facebook’s Terms of Use by clicking the "Report This Photo" link underneath the image. Photos containing drug use, nudity, or other graphic or sexually suggestive content are not allowed, nor are photos that depict violence or that attack an individual or group.
Facebook reviews every report we receive to determine whether or not the content violates our Terms of Use and will take appropriate action. If you are having difficulty reporting a photo, please write to us here. Rest assured that these reports will be kept confidential.
Groups: Viewing and joining a group
I’d like to report an abusive group.
You can report a group that violates Facebook’s Terms of Use by clicking the "Report Group" link at the bottom left of the group’s page. Groups containing drug-related, nudity, or other graphic or sexually suggestive content are not allowed, nor are groups that promote violence or that attack an individual or group.
Facebook reviews every report we receive to determine whether or not the content violates our Terms of Use and will take appropriate action. If you are having difficulty reporting a group, please write to us here. Rest assured that these reports will be kept confidential.
General Application Support
How do I report an application? What can I do if I believe an application is violating the Terms of Use?
You can report an application for abuse by going to the application’s About page and clicking "Report Application" at the bottom of the page, or by clicking "Report" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
You can also contact the developer directly with questions about the application by going to the application’s About page and clicking "Contact Developer" at the bottom of the page, or by clicking "Contact" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
Notifications: Bugs and Known Problems
I have received a notification that my friend has reported me for violating Facebook's Terms of Use.
Facebook did not generate the notification that you received. These notifications were created by a 3rd party application and can be safely disregarded.
For future reference, you can report an application for abuse by clicking "Report Application" at the bottom of the application’s About page. Alternatively, you can click "Report" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
Questions and Answers from Users ... (more)
FaceBook did respond, and the offensive comment was removed, and Morgan's abusive behavior on FaceBook has stopped. I was also told to "go to the police" if his harassment continued, which I notified him I would.
Lo and behold, Morgan's stalking, harassment and abusive treatment stopped! Miracle of Miracles! FaceBook did their job and I am now free to enjoy this site with friends, as this site was intended to be.
FaceBook was not intended for personal vendettas, enemies, or other offensive behavior, and with reports of abuse people learn very quickly what is acceptable and what is not. You are perfectly safe to make reports, as your name is kept anonymous if you so choose.
I made this harassment public as I wanted to send a message that this type of behavior is unacceptable, and there will be consequences including termination of one's account. Bullies are not welcome here. I urge everyone having the same problem to break their silence, don't be afraid, and take steps to protect yourself. Stand up for yourself! Facebook makes it very easy to do.
If you are having the same problem I did, go to the FaceBook Help Center (click on "Help" on the bottom of any page) and type in "report abuse."
* Help Center http://www.facebook.com/help.php
Search: report abuse
How do I report abuse?
Facebook encourages all users to utilize the "Report" links when they find abusive content. In most cases, you will find a "Report" link below the piece of content. Selecting this link takes you to a form where you can specify the type of abuse and make a detailed report. Facebook investigates these reports and makes a determination as to whether or not the content should remain on the site. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
If you have witnessed abuse on the site that you are unable to report using these links, please tell us more here.
What happens when I report someone?
All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential. The user that you are reporting will not know that you have reported them. After the report is submitted, Facebook investigates the issue and makes a determination as to whether or not the content should remain on the site based on our Terms of Use. In certain situations, the circumstances require more severe action. For instance, users who repeatedly violate our Terms of Use can be permanently banned from the site.
Please be aware that not all reported content will be removed. A Facebook administrator looks into each report thoroughly in order to decide the appropriate course of action. If no violation of our Terms of Use has occurred, then no action will be taken.
Privacy: Report abuse
How do I report abuse?
You can report this here.
I need to report someone for violating Facebook’s Terms of Use.
Facebook encourages all users to utilize "Report" links when they find abusive content. In most cases, you will find this "Report" link below the content that you are viewing. Selecting this link takes you to a form where you can specify the type of abuse and submit a detailed report. Facebook investigates these reports and determines whether or not the content should stay up based on our Terms of Use. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
If you have witnessed abuse on the site that you are unable to report using these links, please tell us more here here.
How do I report terrorist activity or support?
If you find material that promotes terrorist behavior or that raises funds for a terrorist organization, Facebook strongly encourages you to report this here.
Facebook investigates these reports and determines whether to take action based on our Terms of Use. All abuse reports on Facebook are confidential.
Photos: Viewing, editing, tagging, and privacy
I’d like to report an abusive photo.
You can report a photo that violates Facebook’s Terms of Use by clicking the "Report This Photo" link underneath the image. Photos containing drug use, nudity, or other graphic or sexually suggestive content are not allowed, nor are photos that depict violence or that attack an individual or group.
Facebook reviews every report we receive to determine whether or not the content violates our Terms of Use and will take appropriate action. If you are having difficulty reporting a photo, please write to us here. Rest assured that these reports will be kept confidential.
Groups: Viewing and joining a group
I’d like to report an abusive group.
You can report a group that violates Facebook’s Terms of Use by clicking the "Report Group" link at the bottom left of the group’s page. Groups containing drug-related, nudity, or other graphic or sexually suggestive content are not allowed, nor are groups that promote violence or that attack an individual or group.
Facebook reviews every report we receive to determine whether or not the content violates our Terms of Use and will take appropriate action. If you are having difficulty reporting a group, please write to us here. Rest assured that these reports will be kept confidential.
General Application Support
How do I report an application? What can I do if I believe an application is violating the Terms of Use?
You can report an application for abuse by going to the application’s About page and clicking "Report Application" at the bottom of the page, or by clicking "Report" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
You can also contact the developer directly with questions about the application by going to the application’s About page and clicking "Contact Developer" at the bottom of the page, or by clicking "Contact" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
Notifications: Bugs and Known Problems
I have received a notification that my friend has reported me for violating Facebook's Terms of Use.
Facebook did not generate the notification that you received. These notifications were created by a 3rd party application and can be safely disregarded.
For future reference, you can report an application for abuse by clicking "Report Application" at the bottom of the application’s About page. Alternatively, you can click "Report" at the bottom of any canvas page within the application.
Questions and Answers from Users ... (more)
Monday, December 29, 2008
Richard Morgan, Stop Stalking and Harassing Me
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1091885151#/profile.php?id=1091885151&ref=ts
Catherine Todd wrote on FaceBook, when a friend request was made by Duncan Aitken:
"Thanks for the friend add, Duncan... I'm not sure if we ever met in person (perhaps at Sid's one time) but I hope to see you soon when I return to Pana. Yours, Catherine Todd"
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Then Richard Morgan wrote on FaceBook:
"Richard Morgan Szybist wrote at 7:37am
What's happening with the plans we've discussed. Milestone was set for 1 Dec. Still planning a meeting for then ? p.s., I recommend you remove C Todd as a friend. Will be happy to discuss it with you."
This is a hotel owner, who still owes me money and has refused to return my refund. It's unbelievable. Here is my response (I also wrote to FaceBook and have been advised to go to the police which I will also do). How can this be happening, from "grown ups," no less? Morgan is around 63 years old and carrying on like he is still in highschool. I hope to put an end to this once and for all.
My response to Duncan:
"Dear Duncan, I have reported Richard Morgan's comment about me to FaceBook, as it violates community rules. This is a place for "friends," not a place to engage in personal vendettas. I would appreciate it if you would remove that portion of his message to you that refers to me. Mr. Morgan has refused to deal with his problems through the proper channels. FaceBook is definitely not the place for it."
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http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1091885151#/s.php?k=100000080&id=1622918807&sid=e60fdfef01263b0f8240054b5c7a3063
Then I wrote directly to Richard Morgan, re: comment made about me on FaceBook at Duncan Aiken's site:
"You will have to deal with your problems through the proper channels, instead of creating a personal vendetta against me and displaying it here on FaceBook. Your anger and enmity does not belong on FaceBook or on me. I am sure you have enough enemies already without trying to add me to your list.
Travelocity.com is a place where people write about their experiences staying at hotels, and I wrote about my awful experience at yours. That is a "proper channel." What do you expect as a business owner? You can't get away with mistreating people and expect them to keep quiet about it, especially in this digital age. People are not your personal punching bags. You can shout at your employees, but you can't shout at hotel guests, nor can you steal from them. The truth always comes out, as it will in this case. You can be sure of that.
Reputation is important, and going after me (and everyone else who gave you a bad review) is not going to help you or your business succeed. Treating your hotel guests well would help you and your business, but apparently losing money and most of your clientele isn't enough for you to learn that lesson yet.
FaceBook is for making friends, not enemies. Apparently you do not know the difference. I have reported this, your previous threats, and other violations of yours and will continue to do so until you cease and desist. I am not afraid of you and will go to the police for protection and a restraining order if necessary. Stop stalking and harassing me.
Catherine Todd wrote on FaceBook, when a friend request was made by Duncan Aitken:
"Thanks for the friend add, Duncan... I'm not sure if we ever met in person (perhaps at Sid's one time) but I hope to see you soon when I return to Pana. Yours, Catherine Todd"
---
Then Richard Morgan wrote on FaceBook:
"Richard Morgan Szybist wrote at 7:37am
What's happening with the plans we've discussed. Milestone was set for 1 Dec. Still planning a meeting for then ? p.s., I recommend you remove C Todd as a friend. Will be happy to discuss it with you."
This is a hotel owner, who still owes me money and has refused to return my refund. It's unbelievable. Here is my response (I also wrote to FaceBook and have been advised to go to the police which I will also do). How can this be happening, from "grown ups," no less? Morgan is around 63 years old and carrying on like he is still in highschool. I hope to put an end to this once and for all.
My response to Duncan:
"Dear Duncan, I have reported Richard Morgan's comment about me to FaceBook, as it violates community rules. This is a place for "friends," not a place to engage in personal vendettas. I would appreciate it if you would remove that portion of his message to you that refers to me. Mr. Morgan has refused to deal with his problems through the proper channels. FaceBook is definitely not the place for it."
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http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1091885151#/s.php?k=100000080&id=1622918807&sid=e60fdfef01263b0f8240054b5c7a3063
Then I wrote directly to Richard Morgan, re: comment made about me on FaceBook at Duncan Aiken's site:
"You will have to deal with your problems through the proper channels, instead of creating a personal vendetta against me and displaying it here on FaceBook. Your anger and enmity does not belong on FaceBook or on me. I am sure you have enough enemies already without trying to add me to your list.
Travelocity.com is a place where people write about their experiences staying at hotels, and I wrote about my awful experience at yours. That is a "proper channel." What do you expect as a business owner? You can't get away with mistreating people and expect them to keep quiet about it, especially in this digital age. People are not your personal punching bags. You can shout at your employees, but you can't shout at hotel guests, nor can you steal from them. The truth always comes out, as it will in this case. You can be sure of that.
Reputation is important, and going after me (and everyone else who gave you a bad review) is not going to help you or your business succeed. Treating your hotel guests well would help you and your business, but apparently losing money and most of your clientele isn't enough for you to learn that lesson yet.
FaceBook is for making friends, not enemies. Apparently you do not know the difference. I have reported this, your previous threats, and other violations of yours and will continue to do so until you cease and desist. I am not afraid of you and will go to the police for protection and a restraining order if necessary. Stop stalking and harassing me.
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