So, who is the fake Counsultant?

I can't believe you guys have let the pretender usurp your online ID without
repercussions? Is there perhaps a chink in the armor? There are some things
I disagree with in the postings from the MCNGP, but you have my respect
most of the time.Why are you guys putting up with the poser?


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Zenner

>-----Original Message-----
>I can't believe you guys have let the pretender usurp
your online ID without
>repercussions? Is there perhaps a chink in the armor?
There are some things
>I disagree with in the postings from the MCNGP, but you
have my respect
>most of the time.Why are you guys putting up with the
poser?


ShhhH!!! You are going to ruin the big surprise.

Due to the imposter using the web interface, Microsoft
needed to address the issue. They obtained the IP address
of the user and used that to determine the ISP being
used. The ISP has been contacted and they are creating
an "abuse log" of sorts... basically, documenting the
number of violations the user has enacted against the
agreement policy. Basically, this goes into a database
that ISP's use in determining whether or not they accept
users onto their network. They will soon find out that
they no longer have internet access, and most major ISP's
not willing to allow them on their network.

In closing... It is being taken care of.

Keyboard Cowboy

"Keyboard Cowboy" <> wrote in
message news:097a01c4848a$07b6cbb0$...
<snipola>
>
> In closing... It is being taken care of.

Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but wouldn't tell me
which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in their hands. I
really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that I could lodge
formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull than I do in this
matter.

Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.

--

KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26

first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com

Ken Briscoe

Keyboard Cowboy wrote:

>>-----Original Message-----
>>I can't believe you guys have let the pretender usurp
>
> your online ID without
>
>>repercussions? Is there perhaps a chink in the armor?
>
> There are some things
>
>>I disagree with in the postings from the MCNGP, but you
>
> have my respect
>
>>most of the time.Why are you guys putting up with the
>
> poser?
>
>
> ShhhH!!! You are going to ruin the big surprise.
>
> Due to the imposter using the web interface, Microsoft
> needed to address the issue. They obtained the IP address
> of the user and used that to determine the ISP being
> used. The ISP has been contacted and they are creating
> an "abuse log" of sorts... basically, documenting the
> number of violations the user has enacted against the
> agreement policy. Basically, this goes into a database
> that ISP's use in determining whether or not they accept
> users onto their network. They will soon find out that
> they no longer have internet access, and most major ISP's
> not willing to allow them on their network.
>
> In closing... It is being taken care of.


But for Ghod's sake don't tell anyone!

JaR
Sekrit Thug

JaR

"Ken Briscoe" <> wrote in
news::

>
> Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but wouldn't tell
> me which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in their
> hands. I really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that I
> could lodge formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull
> than I do in this matter.
>
> Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.

someone from microsoft legal team called me about this earlier today. what
do you guys want me to tell them?

--
Rowdy Yates, MCNGP #39
http://rowdy_yates2.tripod.com/
http://profiles.yahoo.com/rowdy_yates_mcngp

Rowdy Yates

so, so lame
>-----Original Message-----
>"Keyboard Cowboy"
<> wrote in
>message news:097a01c4848a$07b6cbb0$...
><snipola>
>>
>> In closing... It is being taken care of.
>
>Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but
wouldn't tell me
>which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in
their hands. I
>really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that
I could lodge
>formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull
than I do in this
>matter.
>
>Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.
>
>--
>
>KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26
>
>first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com
>
>
>.
>

haha, i will never be cought
>-----Original Message-----
>"Keyboard Cowboy"
<> wrote in
>message news:097a01c4848a$07b6cbb0$...
><snipola>
>>
>> In closing... It is being taken care of.
>
>Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but
wouldn't tell me
>which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in
their hands. I
>really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that
I could lodge
>formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull
than I do in this
>matter.
>
>Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.
>
>--
>
>KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26
>
>first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com
>
>
>.
>

"Zenner" <> wrote in message
news:O9sUc.1064$ ...
>I can't believe you guys have let the pretender usurp your online ID
>without
> repercussions? Is there perhaps a chink in the armor? There are some
> things
> I disagree with in the postings from the MCNGP, but you have my respect
> most of the time.Why are you guys putting up with the poser?
>

I still think the imposter is William Shatner.

Doom

"Rowdy Yates" <> wrote in message
news:Xns95489A876BA52rowdyyates2123@207.46.248.16. ..
> "Ken Briscoe" <> wrote in
> news::
>
> >
> > Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but wouldn't tell
> > me which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in their
> > hands. I really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that I
> > could lodge formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull
> > than I do in this matter.
> >
> > Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.
>
> someone from microsoft legal team called me about this earlier today. what
> do you guys want me to tell them?

Good, I'm glad they've gotten ahold of you. I had a message from Jack at the
MS legal team (is he the one that got to you?) on my voicemail, but haven't
been able to call them back - partly because I don't know what to tell them
either. But I guess just let them know that they should watch their message
boards more closely and to keep an eye out for "Web-posting Consultant", and
have them continue to put pressure on his ISP. I guess you could also try to
get them to divulge the name of his ISP so we can make contact with them.
They'll probably give you some right to privacy nonsense, but insist that
Consultant's privacy has been breached as well, as he is a victim of
identity theft (although, luckily, Troll-sultant hasn't stolen any money
from him).


--

KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26

first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com

Ken Briscoe

"Ken Briscoe" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Rowdy Yates" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns95489A876BA52rowdyyates2123@207.46.248.16. ..
>> "Ken Briscoe" <> wrote in
>> news::
>>
>> >
>> > Last I heard (yesterday), MS had contacted his ISP (but wouldn't tell
>> > me which one) to give them a formal complaint, and put it in their
>> > hands. I really wish they'd told me what ISP it is (was?) so that I
>> > could lodge formal complaints as well, but I suppose MS has more pull
>> > than I do in this matter.
>> >
>> > Anyway, it is being taken care of, yes.
>>
>> someone from microsoft legal team called me about this earlier today.
>> what
>> do you guys want me to tell them?
>
> Good, I'm glad they've gotten ahold of you. I had a message from Jack at
> the
> MS legal team (is he the one that got to you?) on my voicemail, but
> haven't
> been able to call them back - partly because I don't know what to tell
> them
> either. But I guess just let them know that they should watch their
> message
> boards more closely and to keep an eye out for "Web-posting Consultant",
> and
> have them continue to put pressure on his ISP. I guess you could also try
> to
> get them to divulge the name of his ISP so we can make contact with them.
> They'll probably give you some right to privacy nonsense, but insist that
> Consultant's privacy has been breached as well, as he is a victim of
> identity theft (although, luckily, Troll-sultant hasn't stolen any money
> from him).
>
>
> --
>
> KB - MCNGP "silent thug" #26
>
> first initial last name AT hotmail DOT com
>
>
Hey guys, I really think this thread should continue on the super sekrit
site. You don't want to give too much info to the imposter.

Doom