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Just try google liberty or civil rights or religious freedom and find how many people out there CLAIM something is ILLEGAL and then find actually all is okay.

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WHO IS HAMSTER?

Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]
 

Looks like I logged on at exactly the right moment.


Hey, Alex, is this El Reg post about you?

Even if it isn't, this strikes me as a very scientology-esque method - dig out something in somebody's past that might discredit them today, or make something up if you can't find anything. However, it seems that our anti-Hanff here hasn't bothered to really read these articles - like the bits where it states that Alex was actually not involved in the bittorrent stuff aside from paying for the server-space. Not to mention the fact that bittorrent by itself is not illegal.

Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]
 

You clearly haven't read all the thread then. Admittedly, at nearly 10,000 posts, I don't blame you.

My particular problems with Phorm (as I have explained a couple of times) are simple. I don't object to them tracking me, as long as the fact that they are doing so is clearly explained (which neither BT nor Phorm have done in the mainstream press) and I can opt in (not out).

No, my problem is that the people behind Phorm have, er, form (look up 121media) for lying to people, and considering that they claim that all the processing is done within your ISP's network, they have an awful lot of hardware installed in Data Centres in countries not known for their Data Protection and Freedom of Information laws (China and Russia). This, combined with the fact that the system actually stores your browsing data for a while before anonymising it (thus ensuring it will attract hackers).

Oh, and I just looked up your IP. Odd how all the Pro phorm people I have seen have BTCentral Ips..

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Thank you I see I am not the only one against this CAMPAIGN OF TERROR against LEGITIMATE business and INNOCENT SHAREHOLDERS

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It's not paranoia if you can actually see the black helicopters hovering outside your window ;)

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DID YOU JUST BREAK THE DATA PROTECTION?

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Ah, an Ertugrul-scale misquote.

Firstly, I'd like to think that I'm on the forefront of this campaign, or at least no more than three ranks back from such, given the amount of writing to MPs, MEPs and the like I've been doing over the past few weeks.
Secondly, if you actually read my post, you'll find that I both point out that anything you can dig out in Alex's past is irrelevant, and also that you're guilty of some major ad hominem here, in the same way as the Church of Scientology.

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No one claimed you are alone, although as you are intent on being abusive it is possible you are a loner and seeking attention.

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DId you just breach the data protection act you shouldnt be looking at my IP. JAIL!

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Welcome aboard anti ;)

Struggling to guess the letters on that word in your post though. When I was at school, there would have only been three *'s

Nice to see your reasoned debate though. Very impressed that you have done your homework, and read all the posts in this thread. However, I think personally, you wasted your time, as I really don't think you have understood what the thread was about. Oh well, at least it kept you off the streets for ten days though.

ps - Your domain don't work.

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I only asked a question - you must be an investor then - they're really touchy?

You sure you're not from ADVFN - they're all foul mouthed there?

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Campaign of terror? Grow up.

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Just reat inteactive investor thread and see who is being abusive to people? And a few time s on this thread too. One rule for you guys and anyone else bets BULLLIES into SUBMISSION

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That would be a great start :) Protesters turning up 3 weeks early :cool:

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Oh you are a shareholder! That explains it. You won't get any sympathy from me for not bothering to research your investments before making them and I doubt you will get any sympathy from anyone else here either. If you invested a little more ethically you wouldn't be in the situation you are currently in with an investment in a company which is dying before it has even started.

Alexander Hanff