Ullja Kuntze purchased artisan goods to gather personal information about Etsy and ArtFire sellers and in turn posted their names, businesses, and locations in defamatory reports of tax evasion and licensing violations on two Online Fraud Investigation blogs, one of which is still online.

Why does she publish libelous statements about her competition? On the Online Fraud Investigation sites, she accuses multiple small-business artisans of tax evasion and tax fraud, Paypal account fraud, zoning fraud, and licensing fraud without any factual evidence that ANY fraud occurred. The fact is, she started publishing the blog after she was caught in multiple acts of consumer fraud (which are documented on this site) and most of the people she is defaming were either victims of the consumer fraud or spoke out against her acts.

Etsy Transaction Records

This is not an exhaustive collection of Etsy transaction records from Ullja's two Etsy shops, but the sampling demonstrates two things: 1) that Ullja Kuntze claimed to be in two places at the same time, and 2) that Ullja Kuntze conspired with someone to bake and ship products in Texas at an unlicensed, uninspected facility (not a bakery). Each of the following PDF files shows the shop location, and both of these shops were operated by Ullja as established on the front page announcement of her Etsy bead shop [pdf].