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This post is made in rebuttal to the false and defamatory accusations made by Robert Allison (under the alias “Henry Krinkle”) against TriStone Financial, LLC (“TriStone”) and its owners James Greenie and Ken Kilinski. TriStone, Mr. Greenie and Mr. Kilinski have filed suit against Mr. Allison due these defamatory posts. This suit is pending in the Superior Court of Gwinnett County, Civil Action File No. 11-A-01136-9.

Neither TriStone Financial, nor Mr. Greenie, nor Mr. Kilinski has ever engaged in fraud, forgery, stalking, harassment, defamation, deception or any other fraudulent conduct. There is no court order against TriStone, Mr. Greenie or Mr. Kilinski. As shown, Mr. Allison/Krinkle has now retracted all statements made against TriStone, Mr. Greenie and Mr. Allison.

In fact, because Mr. Allison’s allegations against TriStone and its owners are completely meritless, Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Tom Davis has issued a Temporary Restraining Order against Mr. Allison, which is provided in its entirety below:

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF GWINNETT
STATE OF GEORGIA

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TRISTONE FINANCIAL, LLC, JAMES )
GREENIE and KEN KILINSKI, )
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Plaintiffs, )
) Civil Action File
v. ) No. 11A-01136-9
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RICHARD ALLISON, )
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Defendant. )
____________________________________)

ORDER

This matter comes before the Court on Plaintiffs’ Motion for Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction. Upon consideration of the Plaintiffs’ Motion, Plaintiffs’ Verified Complaint, and the oral argument of Plaintiffs’ counsel during the February 9, 2011 ex- parte hearing, it is hereby:
ORDERED that Plaintiffs’ Motion is GRANTED. Specifically, it is ORDERED that:
1. Defendant is restrained from interfering with Plaintiffs’ business relationships, including directly contacting, whether by telephone, mail, email, Internet posts or blogs, or any other means, any of Plaintiffs’ business partners, customers, potential customers, Facebook contacts, banking partners and/or vendors, with the purpose of disparaging Plaintiffs or encouraging said business relationships to not enter into or continue a business relationship with Plaintiffs;
2. Defendant is restrained from continuing his ongoing, online posting and emailing of defamatory statements and other libelous actions against Plaintiffs; and
3. Defendant is restrained from continuing his ongoing utterances and other oral defamatory comments about Plaintiffs;
4. Defendant is ordered to take down all Internet posts, blogs, emails and other written statements that reference Plaintiffs, including, but not limited to, posts on www.ComplaintsBoard.com, www.craigslist.com, www.facebook.com, and www.yelp.com; and
5. A hearing is set on Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction for March 25, 2011. Plaintiff is required to serve Rule NISI for said hearing on this Defendant within five (5) days of this Order.

Plaintiff will make arrangements for this Order to be delivered to Defendants within five (5) days.
SO ORDERED this 11th day of February, 2011.

/Tom Davis/
The Honorable Tom Davis, Judge
Gwinnett County Superior Court

As indicated, the Honorable Tom Davis has ordered that Mr. Allison take down these posts. However, Mr. Allison cannot do so because www.ComplaintsBoard.com refuses remove posts once they are submitted. The policy of ComplaintsBoard.com is to refuse to take down posts, even if requested by the party who originally submitted the post. In fact, ComplaintsBoard.com will not take down posts even in the face of a judge’s order that demands such posts be removed. Instead, ComplaintsBoard.com forces the defamed victim to either submit a rebuttal, or pay a third party (many of which are advertized on ComplaintsBoard.com’s website) a fee to have the defamed victim’s reputation repaired.

Because TriStone refuses to pay a ComplaintsBoard.com supporter to “repair” the damage caused on ComplaintsBoard.com’s website, TriStone is forced into a position where it may only submit this rebuttal.