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![]() Dear Forum Members Although this story has not yet ended, its great to see that a British law firm that went after supposedly P2P users, in order to frighten them out of their money, may end up having to pay the legal costs of their victims that dared to fight back. BBC News - ACS:Law told file-sharing case must continue by court UK Bob |
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![]() LOTR This company, ACS:Law, was running a protection racket with the express reason of making as much money as possible by frightening people. However, when their bluff was called, and organisations like "Which" got involved, they backed down. But the judge said "not so fast, I want to see the case you have against these people (and what kind of racket are you running)". Yes, I too hope they get fined £millions but the greatest thing would be if they have their license to practice law taken away. UK Bob |
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![]() I hope the people that were scared, coerced, and/or terrorized into paying the £500, get their money back several times fold. Maybe they(the powers that be), will think twice about their tactics, but I doubt it.
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![]() Guys Here is the latest info about the racket ACS:Law was running and the fact that the firm has now been wound-up, meaning that those people who were frightened out of their money will be unable to get any money back. BBC News - Innocents chased to pay for illegal porn downloads Andrew Crossley, who ran ACS:Law, should be severely punished for being a shyster and a money hungry crook. UK Bob |
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![]() Dear Forum Members Here is the latest on the dubious firm of solicitors called ACS: Law. BBC News - Judge considers costs for ACS Law UK Bob |
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![]() Dear Forum Members The shyster law company ACS: Law has been fined only £1,000.00 by one of the UK's regulatory authorities, the Information Commissioner's Office. The reason for this low fine was because the company has now been wound up and the owner, Andrew Crossley, has provided, in a sworn statement, the current state of his finances. Personally, I believe that this predator should be relieved of all his worldly possessions because he was more than willing to frighten weak and vulnerable PC users out of £500.00 each, whether they were guilty of his accusations or not. Read more about this story here: BBC News - ACS:Law fined over data breach UK Bob |
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