Post by Shun Minamoto on Aug 1, 2014 15:30:02 GMT -5
Turns out it's actually really hard to steal someone's property legally, for the most part.
Faking a notary seal isn't usually good enough.
I'll give a more detailed report as per what explanation I received, though you can always ask one of the Administrators and get a history of what I've done to correct this over the past few days in the mean time.
Post by Kizen Haetora on Aug 1, 2014 16:01:22 GMT -5
...Still want the place, Kizen?
I promise, the Spiderman washes off.
(no it doesn't)
Honestly, I just wanted the idiot to add me on skype so I could pull his ip. Even if he gave it to me, I would have locked him out of it and gave it back to you with notes on your account so he couldn't touch it tova. I love this place, some scrub who doesn't even know what paygates and plaintext vs standard encryption are just makes me go ugh. From what I gathered in pm, it's a former staff member who knew you pretty well. They have a definite butthurt problem and a severe lack of education in most technical and financial aspects. Half the shit they said they were talking out of their ass.
Post by Shun Minamoto on Aug 1, 2014 16:05:27 GMT -5
(there are web-based alternatives to Skype, not just the local client) (even then the Skype protocol uses middlemen servers and you'd need him to send you a file and catch the transaction with a network monitor (or just netstat) to see the public IP on the other end) (I had a similar thought myself)
