Man Convicted of Sending Spam Faces 26 Year Imprisonment
Some good news for today. Once known as the 8th largest spammer in the world, now facing prison and forfiture of all his earnings.
.... [Click here to read the rest of this post]Tags: Accountability, SpamScientology Fights Back, Plants Fake Evidence?
Digg users are reporting that the "Church of $cientology" has posted a response website to the continued on and offline harrassment by the group calling themselves "Anonymous". However, the poster of this article points out that the "death threat" video on the Scientology server is actually better quality that the one on Youtube.
If this is true, it .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
Tags: Fake Evidence, Scams - Ripoffs - Dirty Tricks, ScientologyRecover Stolen Purchases
If just-bought items are stolen out of your car in the parking lot, don't give up hope. The couple in this story went back to the store the items were bought from and warned them that someone would probably try to return them for cash later. That "someone" did and that "someone" was caught and arrested. .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
Tags: ThievesHow to Deal With Customer Retention Employees
Ever tried to cancel a service only to be drawn and quartered by the employees who's job it is to prevent you from canceling? It doesn't seem fair really, all you want to do is cancel a service, but if you do so successfully, some shmuck on the other end gets a negative mark on his/her record. Well, that's .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
Tags: AOL, Customer Abuse, RetentionCredit Card Companies Swing Low to Stop Testimony
Four people who had flown to DC to share their stories of credit woe with the congress members who are involved in the credit card bill of rights were deflected by a mandate by the committee that they must release their full financial history to the public (not just to the people involved in the committee, but .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
Tags: Accountability, Congress, Credit Cards, Lobbyists, Market LiesAudit Shows Even More FBI Abuses
The agencies that are supposed to protect us turned against us. It's depressing that more hasn't been done about this and sooner.
.... [Click here to read the rest of this post]Tags: Accountability, FBI11 Drug Companies Pay $125 Million Settlement for Price Fixing
Drug companies make so much money off their medicine, it's no leap to think that there's a vast amount of corruption in the industry.
.... [Click here to read the rest of this post]Tags: Drug Companies, Market Lies, Medicine, Scams - Ripoffs - Dirty TricksCorruption in The Federal Communications Comission (FCC) Finally Being Investigated
It's quite common for the agencies that are supposed to protect us to fail miserably and repeatedly.
It's quite uncommon for Congress to actually do something about it. It's about time.
.... [Click here to read the rest of this post]Tags: Accountability, FCCArguing a Yahoo! Account Suspension
I've had a Yahoo! account practically as long as I've been on the Internet. I've practically abandoned the mail because of the amount of spam it receives every day, but I still use it from time to time and it has a lot of historical and nostalgic value due to the e-mails that are still in there.
I've also used my account for the Yahoo! .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
Tags: Yahoo, Your RightsGoDaddy Hosting Drops “RateMyCop.com” Due to Controversy
GoDaddy, an Internet hosting provider that's no stranger to controversy of its own, has pulled hosting of RateMyCop.
RateMyCop founder Gino Sesto says he was given no notice of the suspension. When he called GoDaddy, the company told him that he'd been shut down for "suspicious activity."
When Sesto got a supervisor on the phone, the .... [Click here to read the rest of this post]
