Ninestar has registered five separate companies, each with a capital of 1 million baht.
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What is the purpose of these companies?
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Why is NineStar registering multiple businesses while simultaneously cutting top talent and reducing expenses?
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Publicly available records appear to lack information on the tax status of these entities. Can NineStar provide clarity on whether these companies have filed tax returns and are in compliance with financial regulations?
What was the point of fan voting for the Newbies if some of the contestants had already decided ahead of time that they wouldn’t be signing with the company?
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If those who had made that decision had won the popular vote, how would the winner have been decided if they didn’t accept the position in the new project?
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How can the company explain the sudden jump in votes from someone who held merely 2.4% of the votes to suddenly having more than 55% of the votes (which is the amount held by the previous person in first place) in just a few hours?
Why did the company never address the tour that was obviously cancelled?
Why did it take months for fans to receive their benefits from purchases from last year?
In the face of a global boycott and heartfelt concerns from loyal fans around the world, the company has chosen to respond not with transparency, accountability, or even basic respect—but with silence and dishonesty. Rather than addressing the issues raised by the very community that helped build their platform, they’ve turned their backs, offering vague statements, misleading narratives, and an unwillingness to acknowledge the truth. This response—or lack thereof—not only deepens the disappointment but shows a fundamental disregard for the voices of the people who truly care. Fans deserve honesty. They deserve better.
Regarding Yoko
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Does the company have any actual plans for Yoko’s career as an actress? If so, what can be expected?
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How can the company ensure the safety and well-being of its artists?
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Why has Ninestar insisted on pushing their artist to promote and speak on behalf of a show that she isn’t actually involved in?
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Regarding the Lawsuits
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Fans who were sued had only provided suggestions regarding the company’s operations. The cases were later dropped due to insufficient legal grounds. Why has the company appealed these cases?
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If NineStar takes such minor criticisms so seriously, why has it never taken legal action against fans who issued death threats and other harmful attacks toward the artists in the past?
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Is there any truth to the claims that Ninestar is still in the process of suing more fans?
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Does the company acknowledge the serious breach of privacy of fans’ by obtaining their personal information through donation slips?
Regarding the Boycott
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Does the company have any regrets in regards to how they handled this situation? If they could do anything differently, what would it be and how would they handle it instead?
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Why hasn’t Ninestar acknowledged its responsibility in this controversy given the widespread backlash, fan protests, and industry condemnation?
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What concrete steps will NineStar take to address these concerns transparently and fairly?
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Does the company have any plans for a resolution with the fans?
Does the company acknowledge that they were offered a contract for FayeYoko to be a part of the 4 Elements project?
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Why was the contract for the 4 Elements project not signed when it was clear that both actresses, their fans, and the production company in charge of the project were eager for them to be a part of it?
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Did the company attempt to introduce a new pairing for the 4 Elements project instead of FayeYoko?
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Prior to Faye’s contract termination, did the company have any actual plans for FayeYoko in their career in regards to acting or anything else?
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Among the three projects that Wan spoke about for fans to look forward to, was there a FayeYoko project planned?
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Why did the company prioritize fan meetings, particularly solo fan meetings instead of a series that both FayeYoko and the fans wanted? Was it an attempt to divide the fandom for a future split?