Added without my consent

Justin: Please explain the circumstances as to how the films credited you without your permission. Did you in fact work on those films?

No, i believe they added the wrong person by accident but every time i go through the normal process to delete them from my profile, it is asking for more evidence. I do not have evidence, other than I know what I worked on. Why wouldn't I want to be thanked or credited for something I did. 

Justin: Please post your last full data submission here on this message board. You can copy it out of the receipt you would have received from IMDb by e-mail immediately after sending it in. Some of the regulars on the board may review it and, if they can, they may provide suggestions as to how to improve the submission to make the correction in the database. (Also, please include the submission reference number -- it's an 18-digit number that will look something like 220123-123456-789000.)

Contribution Details

• Younesi, Justin
  • Producer Credits - Delete

    • Title: A Picture Worth a Thousand Words (2011)
      Occupation: associate producer

  • Thanks Credits - Delete

    • Title: $lowdown (2011)
      Occupation: thanks

Submission number is #220208-002943-433000

Looks like they declined 1 and 1 is still pending. 

A Picture Worth a Thousand Words is actually on IMDb in full so I took a screen of the credit.

Worth noting members of Justin's family are social media friends with Robert Shepyer and I can find no one else called Justin Younesi online so  these credits are accurate.

Other evidence, Robert was a producer on Justin's movie Black Martini.

Brian Pasternak was a producer on $lowdown and 2 of Justin's shorts.

Just lots of links to these projects all over the internet, they should not be deleted or moved from the site.