@OEJ
Let me make a supposition. It is what your actions is based on, right? The letters of claim will tell the poor subscriber of the chance of Court proceedings, and your claim is not evidence but a balance of probabilities which if a Judge is 51% convinced, you win.
My supposition is that if there is a pattern of behaviour, then there is balance of probabilities there to be more than 50% chance of something being true.
Some suppositions are false, but make for light hearted humour. The character Lee Bowden for example had clients who created ?Granny? porn. Lee Bowden bought an ?Old folks? home, and installed an IT centre there. It doesn?t take two and two to make five, does it? I?m not going to gives links or anything, it is simply humour.
But let us going on to balance of probabilities. You can?t argue with that, as that is what your evidence is based on, right?
It has been brought up what Lindsay Honey has done. He has done time. He has sold counterfeit videos, and the original producers of those videos were ripped off. He also has worked for a Danish company that produced child porn. He is now heavily involved with speculative invoicing. Anyone reading this would have a more than 50% impression of a bad person. But that is how it works, right?
What about Mr Becker? Have you heard of ?Missing Trader Intra-Community? or ?Carousel? fraud regarding the theft of VAT from the Government?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_trader_fraud
?The fraud exploits this reclamation of tax. It lends itself to small, high value items, such as microchips and mobile telephones.?
This case on bailii relates to LMC Ltd v HMRC:
http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cg ... od=boolean
?The only other evidence of a cancelled deal was in relation to a trade with Optime Strategies Ltd.?
There is no mention of direct evidence that Optime were involved with VAT fraud, but Optime exported mobile phones, and Mr Becker is now involved with ?Speculative Invoicing?. The balance of probabilities (i.e. more than 50% chance) that people reading this would see him as a bad person. But that is how it works, right?
Well. Doing well here aren?t we? At least the probabilities seem to suggest that.
What about the aforementioned Alireza Torabi? Bent monitoring, and bent person. His domain registrations are on a server with an IP address of 190.120.227.70. What is on this server? Look here:
http://statsie.com/ng3systems.com
It seems today for some reason, the server isn?t working. A google cache of xypy.net is here:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/s ... clnk&gl=uk
Even though it is in Persian, there is
vpn@xypy.net and
info@xypy.net. The text does translate to offering a VPN service, which anyone can bing or google translate. So his server hosts a VPN. It is funny that I brought this issue up, and now the server is down! Good old google cache!
As for his monitoring, nearly 3,000 IP addresses only relates to less than 1,000 subscribers. All this is evidence. The balance of probabilities (Again, a more than 50% chance) that people looking at this will think he is a bad monitoring person and dodgy. But that is how it works, right?
Oh well, it?s OK. You can still ignore things that you don?t like. You can still go on about how hard up you are without one bit of evidence to prove it. I believe you, despite no proof from you. You can also keep up the ?We have to take these actions to improve it? stance, which I think is a terrible thing to say. You can still bring up your friends and acquaintances with hard drives full of dodgy porn, without any proof of this. I believe you, despite the lack of proof.
I?m arguing the balance of probabilities, and people reading this may see a more than 50% chance that what GEIL and those associated are doing is a scam. But that is how it works, right?