#lsjfarms

UPDATED SEPTEMBER 30TH 2025

GOOGLE DOC WITH PROOF & GOOGLE DRIVE

I'm tired of CJ not paying his staff/ex-staff the money they are due. Some of them haven't been paid nearly a month.

THIS year alone the LSJ Farms account has spent a total of $8,774.16 based on what is viewable. There's definitely more money that was spent that are not available if reviews weren't left from the account or sellers.

Money Spent Separated by Known Dates:

Total spent in the month of July = $1,430.17

Total spent in the month of June= $965

Total spent in the month of May= $3,369.49

The rest of the money that was spent are not dated unfortunately.

This man has made a total profit of $4,918.09 from July 17th - Aug 2nd after selling a total of 96 products during that time period. He potentially has made more money because his LSJ Farms account has sold a total of 200 products as of August 18th.

CJ claims LSJ Farms belongs to his spouse, but why does it say its founded by CJ first and then Logan? And why was the business name on Amazon linked to Santae Entertainment LLC? You know, the business owned by CJ and CJ alone.

CJ ending his messages with CJ and the LSJ Farms Family on the eBay account when talking with buyers supports the claim he owns LSJ Farms not his husband.

CJ/LSJ Farms has spent a total of $8,774.16 on eggs, not just quails, an incubator, and a bird net. This number is based off the feedbacks he left on his purchases so keep in mind this might not even be the total amount of money he has spent.

Whats up with the AI generated pfp and banner by the way? Guess CJ didn't want to hire an artist to make something for his quail business.

He also has an Amazon account called LSJ Farm Store. Manufactured by LSJ Exotic Quail Farms. This is no longer viewable as of August 18th.

Though, weirdly has "Santae Entertainment LLC" as the Business Name in Seller's Info. He only has one product he's selling on there.

I guess I shouldn't be too surprised since this is how he decided to label his business.

So... I wonder where the cash shop, kickstarter and the BMaC money went towards...