The articles from my website Russian
Brides Cyber Guide has been stolen so many times that I am getting
tired of contacting service providers and thieves asking them to remove my
copyrighted materials from their websites.
So I think it is time to make a list of
Internet thieves. If somebody stole your
copyrighted materials,
you can place the thieves on this list. Also, if you came across a
website that has copies of articles from Russian Brides Cyber Guide
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List of Internet
Thieves
18 Jan
2002 |
Thief:
Russianwoman.tv
Stolen: 2 articles from Russian Brides Cyber Guide:
1. Article of Anatoly Neverov Scam
2. My own article Dating
Scams - The real picture of international introduction industry
Were published at: http://www.russianwoman.tv/stopscam/stopscam.htm
Comments: No mentioning of the real authors; the texts
are published with minor alterations. The author of the first
article Anatoly Neverov was killed 11 September 2001, and I
find it disgusting to steal from the dead.
Whois record for .tv domains:
Responsible Person: Andrey Sivtsov
Organization: DatingBeauties |
17
April 2002 |
Thief:
detectiveagent.narod.ru that
calls itself CIS & RUSSIA & WORLDWIDE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Stolen: The whole page of Alphabetical
Archive of Scammers
Were published at: http://www.detectiveagent.narod.ru/news1.htm
Comments: Just copy and paste tactic, they even left
the links leading to non-existing on their website pages!
Narod.ru is a free service, where anyone can set up a website.
Incidentally, the site offers services in locating and
refunding the money that have been stolen by scammers!
Possible responsible persons: unknown, as they will not
leave any contact details on the website. They however have a
credit card processing account with www.ccnow.com
under the name "olservice" |
29 May
2002 |
Thief:
Alena's Kiss Online http://alexagency.com/alena/
Stolen: The page Frequently Asked
Questions of Russian Brides Cyber Guide
Were published at: http://alexagency.com/alena/faq.html
Comments: Located in Riga, Latvia, this
"agency" will open numerous windows with porno sites
in your browser once you attempt to exit their pages.
Possible responsible persons: unknown - no contact details on
the site. Whois record is also anonymous. They however have a
credit card processing account with http://www.membershipplus.net/
which is famous for serving xxx sites. |
10 May
2005 - stealing since 2001 |
Thief:
A Meeting Point Friends Ltd
Apartado De Correos, 572
SP-50.080 Zaragoza
SPAIN
http://www.teamo.com
Stolen: Data of women from Elena's Models www.elenasmodels.com
Were published at: www.teamo.com
Comments: Instead of spending money on advertising
for their own agency, they buy client's subscription to other
sites and use addresses of women for their own database, well
aware that they are violating copyrights of the rightful
owners and re-selling addresses received through a client's
subscription is illegal. Since 2001, teamo.com buys
subscription to Weekly Ladies' Catalog of Elena's Models and
then sends women invitations to join their service. When
approached about the fact that women from Elena's Models
receive invitations from their agency, teamo.com says they are
buying data from several suppliers and cannot control where
the suppliers get the data from. When offered help in catching
the unscrupulous supplier by identifying women from Elena's
Models who received letters, so teamo.com could find out who
sold them stolen information and give Elena's Models the name
of the thief, teamo.com refused to cooperate. The thieves were
first reported in 2001. Women from www.elenasmodels.com
continued receiving letters from teamo.com as in May 2005.
Teamo.com is aware of publishing stolen information on their
site.
Responsible persons: Marta Perez marta@teamo.com;
info@teamo.com |
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