Does Jakks have an account on here?

at one point I think Jakks did...or someone on the inside did...Not sure tho

I think they had one on here but he quit Jakks to go work for another company or he is working for a different division of Jakks producing other toys not wrestling related.

Why doesn't that surprise me?

There was someone who used to post in the ask jakks thread called Akira or something like that. Never took him seriously saying he worked for jakks, but he always used to answer questions until about 2 years ago.

Before that we had a sculptor on here who was still employed by jakks at the time, she was under the name Sculptor, but everyone knew she was called Becky. She answered a boat load of questions, told us which figures she had sculpted (CS HBK & Bret Montreal Screwjob exclusive, HBK that came with Razor Ramon exclusive, CS 17 Eddie Guerrero, RA 35 Victoria...).
But her bosses found out and she decided to close here account. Plus too many people were hounding her for answers.

with things like this do you blame them....

Anybody say my name?!?!?!?

What exactly happened with that figure? Were they on drugs when they made that?

I remember her! People used to ask questions about heads. I remember people asked about D'Lo Brown and she said that she was working on it before he got released and she just 'threw it away' and stopped working on it.

That was a while ago, eh?

Jeremy, who was their WWE brand marketing guy, used to be very active on here when CS began, randomly popping up in threads. He polled us once about what to call their upcoming 3-packs, and a member here came up with the name "Treacherous Trios," which he picked to use for the line. Somewhere near the end he left the WWE department, but before that Jakks' communication was waning anyhow as their problems kept reoccurring. He still has an account here (jeremypadawer) with the upgraded proboards, so maybe he still lurks? A lot of the old stuff is gone though since Proboards didn't archive it.

I remember one time he did a chat with us around 2004, and then when the room cleared after it was over with, he came back for like an hour just to chat with the dozen of us or so who kept the chat open. He talked to us about figures a little bit before just chatting normally about stuff like the WWE product itself and computers. He was a nice guy - an actual fan of wrestling, too. And who could forget his pitch on the slab of Meat from the Rocky line?