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Chloé Palmas · 02-07-2018, 19:59

Laws that have appropriate regulatory resolutions. Civil violations are very different to criminal ones - difference between taking it to the cops and not.

If hom3r was personally threatened, that is one thing, but if this was commercial exploitation and he knew that there was zero actual unique threat to him, what crime do you propose that he reports?

Weenie, what does he report? The call...? The caller (who he doesn't know), the phone company...?

Even if a law is broken there is usually quite a lot of recourse for most things that have regulatory oversight, short of filing a criminal complaint / pressing charges.

02-07-2018, 19:59	#27
Chloé Palmas Inactive Join Date: May 2018 Location: Surrey Services: Sky HD (2 TB / 1.5 TB MultiRoom) Sky Fiber Max Posts: 510	Re: Cold call with a threatening tone. Laws that have appropriate regulatory resolutions. Civil violations are very different to criminal ones - difference between taking it to the cops and not. If hom3r was personally threatened, that is one thing, but if this was commercial exploitation and he knew that there was zero actual unique threat to him, what crime do you propose that he reports? Weenie, what does he report? The call...? The caller (who he doesn't know), the phone company...? Even if a law is broken there is usually quite a lot of recourse for most things that have regulatory oversight, short of filing a criminal complaint / pressing charges.