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Story: Time collapse support site forced offline
Posted by: Anonymous (Tuesday 2 August 2005, 11:58 AM)
The real villains in this saga should be exposed and the buying public made aware if they are buying from a reputable firm who can deliver on what they promise or have no intention of honouring contracts and will run off with people's hard earned money. If the government pursued the fraudsters with the same vigour as the lawyers issue gag orders, then the thousands of customers and staff would see something in return. The money hasn't vanished, it's been stolen. Simple as that.
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Story: Time collapse support site forced offline
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I understand these things happen, but why are thes... Barbara Cook [Mrs] -
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The comment posted by the site's hosts (siteh... Matt Ashworth
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It seems that they read some of the stuff on the s... Anonymous
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This article contains a number of inaccurate... Beyond Ego Limited
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The problem is there was too much truth being spok... Anonymous
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Apparently according to some inside source it... Chilli P
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from Martin Hoscik's homepage at http://www.hoscik... Anonymous
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Matt,
if you wish to email us at general@beyondego... Martin Hoscik
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Now let me guesss... However Lord Ashdown is no lo... Anonymous
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So Mr Hoscik
What would I need to do to run a webs... Anonymous
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If I were you I would take your hosting else... Anonymous
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The next site to be pulled down will be tinyu... Anonymous
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tinycon.com is now back online. with a lenghty dis... ITEF
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hi everyone. help a student! this is a desper... Emma
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