Lisa W.
Their "funny" end of the year…
Their "funny" end of the year "stalking report" sent to all customers this week normalizes harassment! They sent these out to thousands of stalking victims like myself - it was was triggering and I feel in bad taste in this day and age. What were they thinking??!! It Signals Poor Judgment and Risk Blindness A stalking-themed joke tells the public: You don’t understand boundaries You trivialize consent and safety You lack awareness of power dynamics You didn’t consult trauma-informed voices For a business—especially one that enters homes, handles personal information, or works with families—this is a serious trust failure. Legal and Reputational Risk Is Real Stalking laws, cyberstalking laws, and harassment statutes are expanding rapidly. A “funny” campaign can: Be interpreted as encouraging or normalizing harassment Be screenshotted, taken out of context, and preserved forever Attract backlash from advocacy groups, press, or regulators Once a brand is seen as mocking abuse, recovery is extremely difficult.


