DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone Forever

Re:DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone F... by oceanplexian on Monday April 28, 2014 @11:30AM (#7660585)

Sending empty threats is dangerous and can be legally exposing. Either get a lawyer or forget about it.

Why in the heck would you send an email (with broken grammar no less) over something that might involve legal action? It's unfortunate but you're lucky to lose some ad revenue and not get sued.

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Re:DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone F... by evilsocket on Monday April 28, 2014 @11:32AM (#7660607)

I have a lawyer who can manage this thing, it's just not worth it. Regarding the grammar, English is not my native language (although this is not an excuse of course).

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Re:DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone F... by sambeau on Monday April 28, 2014 @11:54AM (#7660763)

  English is not my native language (although this is not an excuse of course)

I'm a native English speaker and I believe that that is a valid excuse.

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Re:DSploit Scam and the Guy Who Made Our Small Income Gone F... by unclenoriega on Monday April 28, 2014 @01:46PM (#7661624)

This reminds me of all the times I've read a passage online where the only indication that the writer wasn't a native English speaker was the apology for the (assumed) poor English.

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