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Tom Shilson wrote:
wrote: Just received an email from Sailnet: "It has come to the attention of SailNet that postings have appeared on ...snip... and liable for their content." ????????????????? Sounds like SailNet CYA legal-speak. If I recall items cannot be charged to your credit card until they are shipped. This used to be a federal law but many states include these codes verbatim in their state code. The best way to go about this is go to your "local" ( sailor? ), try several Federal, sometimes state, congress persons. Senator's offices are normally too busy but try. Also it helps to get a bunch of people and go into their office together then periodically send a new person in to complain to the contact person. Sometimes local law enforcement help but that is usually a joke. It also may not be a crime. But I seem to recall it was. The Feds had over 280,000 complaints about a debt collection agency before they fined them $100,000. So federal law enforcement is a joke unless ..... it comes from someone ..... a congress person's office.... PS: loved the Sailnet site but what is this &$$$&%%^$%^$#$%^# Legal proceedings against posters???? If Sailnet does file the posters are going to end up with that Mercedes parked out front and a lot more. SAILNET SUE ME PLEASE I WANT A 50+ FOOTER PLEASE PLEASE SUE ME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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