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[JJXB]

i found your suggestion there funny plix

Originally posted by Plix
"Play around with .htaccess some and redirect the the zip files to fake ones with goatse.cx images in them (or something similar). If anyone is actually paying for these files then you have a new group of people to halp out bitching to the payment systems and ISPs."

since there's nothing we can really do legally, i'd say we go with diversion to another file anyway.

[Mighty Midget]

Well, it seems I got his admin email adresse. Anyone have any great ideas what it could be used for?

Anyway: I don't know if any of this may be useful, but this is what Whois has to say:
http://whois.domaintools.com/mosw.com

[Avelardo]

Hit him where it hurts. Hit him in the wallet.




...unless you live near him, in which case, I'd hope you oblige to hit him in the nuts.

[Lulu_Jane]

May I suggest that a few other people contact PayPal. I'm still waiting for a response from them, but I believe they'll be quicker to act on a number of complaints rather than just one, which could be passed off as a crazy person.

Also, to whomever said, "not worth it," I disagree. I think that anything we can do to annoy this guy is worth it, because eventually a whole host of annoyances becomes something that often kills the passion of folks who run websites.*


*I'm using the term "passion" here very loosely, because the way he runs the site it's pretty apparent that he doesn't feel much passion for the software he provides, unlike Abandonia.

[Dave]

...why don't nuke him with hack attacks?
He deserve it.. :tai:

[carpetsmoker]

Are the downloads on this guy's page actually a link to abandonia/hotu? instead instead of his own server?
I wonder how he does that with HOTU, since they have image-protection.

Anyway.
he has violated copyright, the owner of the copyright (abandonia or the author of the review, depending on agreements made) can, and in my opinion should, simply press charges if he doesn't take the review offline.
Simple as that, although things could get complicated if the author and this guy are from two different country's.

[win98]

Just rename the downloads and then we have a start. You can also continually contact paypal and stuff like that.

[TheChosen]

Now there's a total bastard.

Whatever Abandonia decides to do to this guy, I suggest to deal this one nice and cleanly. If we sent hackers and mailbombs at him, where as stupid and annoying as he is.

[MV75]

Is there some way to make an article with the details on this guy and what he's doing that is then posted here, and also indexed by google?

Here's the thing, if it's possible to get it indexed right, to appear in a search list that is next to any google results for his page, say by URL, (the article contains his URL that is then indexed and comes up next to his results), then people will have the chance to get informed and come here or elsewhere instead for free.

I hope that makes sense. Sort of try and make a "warning" appear along with the results for his site.
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[The Fifth Horseman]

Is there some way to make an article with the details on this guy and what he's doing that is then posted here, and also indexed by google?[/b]

Googlebombing might work, altough I think there were some countermeasures introduced lately.

Are the downloads on this guy's page actually a link to abandonia/hotu? instead instead of his own server?
I wonder how he does that with HOTU, since they have image-protection.[/b]

A wise man said once "every protection was created to be broken". HOTU has been changing their image protection many times over the years, yet Muncinski always found a way to get around that.

I think that anything we can do to annoy this guy is worth it, because eventually a whole host of annoyances becomes something that often kills the passion of folks who run websites.*[/b]

It is my belief that if we are persistent enough, he will simply quit the business as not worth the fuss.

what dooyu mean "because of his location"? He is in Czech republic isn't he? that's in EU and they must comply to EU regulation, directives and laws on Copyright. Their laws are made in such a way to comply to them. The had to change them before they could even get accepted as members. so i don't see location as a problem.[/b]

In the eastern Europe, warez were very widespread until a few years ago. In fact, they were more or less publically accepted as the means of acquiring new software and games.
That still remains in the peoples' mindset.