kb9rqz steals someone else's domain name
 

On Tue, 04 Jul 2006 20:47:23 -0400, wrote:
[flushed]

There is no news service provider which tolerates domain theft. The
domain morgan.com is owned by JP Morgan Company, and unless you own
that domain yourself or have permission to use the name, you are
guilty of domain theft. Not even Altopia will tolerate its users
acting that way, and it is one of the few infractions which will get
an Altopia user booted.

So thanks for bragging about your domain theft, KB9RQZ. The following
person may very well be interested in having a chat with you or your
ISP:

Domain Administrator (NIC-14460179) JPMorgan Chase & Co.
201 North Walnut Street Mail Suite DE1-0175
Wilmington DE 19801
US

+1.3022823003
Fax- +1.3022821660

get help sicko
 

get help wrote:

get help sicko

kb9rqz steals someone else's domain name
 

On 5 Jul 2006 07:17:41 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:

get help sicko

I'm not the one stealing the morgan.com domain name. I hope your ISP
receives a "cease and desist" letter from JP Morgan's lawyers.

spain ends code testing
 

get help wrote:
On 5 Jul 2006 07:17:41 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:

get help sicko

I'm not the one stealing the morgan.com domain name.

I hope your ISP
receives a "cease and desist" letter from JP Morgan's lawyers.
if they and then I recive one I will comply

but you still fail to adress the fact yo were caught in a lie

kb9rqz caught with his pants down
 

On 5 Jul 2006 07:45:44 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:
On 5 Jul 2006 07:17:41 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:

get help sicko

I'm not the one stealing the morgan.com domain name.

I hope your ISP
receives a "cease and desist" letter from JP Morgan's lawyers.
if they and then I recive one I will comply

Indeed you will. You won't have any choice, because it is 99% certain
that your account will be terminated. Just as soon as an ISP receives
any letters of that type, it decides you aren't worth the liability
it may incur, and you get dumped.

but you still fail to adress the fact yo were caught in a lie

It was kind of nice that you fell for that and replied with your bogus
morgan.com domain to prove you had access and that the poster was
yourself. Now there's no way you can squirm out of any enforcement
activities which may follow.

I'd say that you just demonstrated your own profound stupidity.

Now who was "caught?" Bwa HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

spain drops code test
 

get help wrote:
On 5 Jul 2006 07:45:44 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:
On 5 Jul 2006 07:17:41 -0700, an old freind wrote:

get help wrote:

get help sicko

I'm not the one stealing the morgan.com domain name.

I hope your ISP
receives a "cease and desist" letter from JP Morgan's lawyers.
if they and then I recive one I will comply

Indeed you will.
of course


but you still fail to adress the fact yo were caught in a lie

It was kind of nice that you fell for that and replied with your bogus
morgan.com domain to prove you had access and that the poster was
yourself. Now there's no way you can squirm out of any enforcement
activities which may follow.
in about 100 years or so
I am not worried about a Company that doesn't not even exist as such
such anymore being upset at my using my own which is also part of thre
own coprerate name

you keep whining about my get bounced of the net but keep failing to
get the message

it aint happening

I'd say that you just demonstrated your own profound stupidity.
but then you are stupid fool

Now who was "caught?" Bwa HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
you were caught lying again

get help the disgraced lair
 

get help wrote:
On Tue, 04 Jul 2006 20:47:23 -0400, wrote:
[flushed]

There is no news service provider which tolerates domain theft. The
domain morgan.com is owned by JP Morgan Company, and unless you own
that domain yourself or have permission to use the name, you are
get help still waitng for tthe none result of your efforts