Now that is a problem. I was always wondering how long it would take until
crooks started to use the names of repectable people and the nasty under
their name just to damage their reputation.
The trouble is that the way some things are set up (especially the name
space) these actions are just
Robert,
Now that is a problem. I was always wondering how long it would take until
crooks started to use the names of repectable people and the nasty under
their name just to damage their reputation.
Why don't you guys use the PGP standard (www.bouncycastle.org) to sign your
official emails?
I think this guy may be the same one that was stealing the v2gold content
and posting keyloggers to the site. Today he tried to transfer our main
domain into 3 accounts of well known people, threatened my life a few times
and tried to extort $1000 all while telling me to go @##^@ my mother...
Gordon,
I think this guy may be the same one that was stealing the v2gold content
and posting keyloggers to the site. Today he tried to transfer our main
domain into 3 accounts of well known people, threatened my life a few
times
and tried to extort $1000 all while telling me to go @##^@ my
I was always wondering how long it would take until
crooks started to use the names of repectable people and the nasty
under
their name just to damage their reputation.
What about, as a standard, each site having an area where they post
digitally signed emails they have sent out (even if they
That would be the e-gold hacker that was using my Goldpay network to
launder his stolen e-gold funds and have it transferred to debit card.
I have frozen his account with the stolen funds in it so it can be
returned to the e-gold accounts he has stolen from.
The thief wants the funds back so
Probably one of the scumbags out of the DNS/Update forums. Good luck
catching the biatch :-)
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Eric Gaither from Gaithman's Gold Nation, Inc.
(http://businesses.msn.com/GEGE/) posted the original bounty, other market
makers have added to it (FastGold.net, GoldNow.st, InterestingSoftware.com,
maybe some others).
The bounty is out for a fraudster abusing e-gold on eBay, if you have
