Pic of email from the law firm (I blacked out my info, the law firm's info, and the website, just to be on the safe side - no misc detectives):
Email attachment:
Second page of email attachment:
"Exhibit A" with a few of the names I used:
To make a long story short: I visit a pre-professional forum quite frequently. There's a lot of good info on the site but a lot of B.S. and e-stats. I eventually got bored and started lying on my first, original account. That one got banned, so I made another one... until finally, earlier this month, I had about 55 accounts (and about 50 of them were banned). This all took place over the past year. I was contacted by the law office about a week ago (I made the mistake of using my college email for my very first account, before I started trolling).
I responded to their email by saying I wouldn't use the site again (and I won't) but I also mentioned a handful of my accounts they hadn't tracked yet ("Myron Gaines," among others). Feelokayman but kind of scary. I think a lawsuit over whether violating a website's ToS is a crime would be interesting... I just don't want to be part of such a case.
Edit: My body is ready.
Cliffs:
-Troll online forum using over 50 accounts
-Receive email from forum's attorneys, asking to stop trolling
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10-31-2012, 12:38 PM #1
Ask a guy who almost got sued for trolling anything (srs) (pics)
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a lawyer sending you a letter like that is just meant to rustle your jimmies, it isn't an actual looming legal threat
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Inb4 TeamPunishment bans OP strictly on principle
Inb4 we find out 1/4th of the misc is just OP on hudreds of different accounts."So there I am sitting in the waiting area of the hair salon with my niece and Keanu Reeves walks in. I was nervous as ****, but too scared to say anything to him. Then my niece started crying, and I’m trying to quiet her down because I don't want to bother him. Pretty soon he walks over and asks what's wrong. I replied that she was probably hungry. He put down his magazine, picked up my niece, and lifted up his shirt, and breastfed her right there in the salon. Chill guy, really nice about it."
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Well, it's an interesting issue. What if you make a Gmail account and put a fake last name, or the wrong birth date or zip code? Are you breaching a contract? Is that grounds for a civil lawsuit? For me, someone not knowledgeable in this area, I think the real question is whether by clicking "Ok" on a website's ToS, you agree to a contract. I say, no. Interdasting indeed...
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Trust me, they don't have a case. Do you know how easy you can make a half-assed lie and they'll have no proof to show otherwise? It's the internet man.
Found the forum, did a search of "Aestheticpremed" followed by "Forum" and got this
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