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So I assume the fictitious name was just "Warfront Cafe" and Thomas added the "LLC" to his WHOIS info and anything else he signed to make it seem like it was a registered business.  If it was just a sole propietorship then Thomas is on the hook for all debts and any liability.  Oof course...

Private WHOIS alone is enough reason to avoid an online business...  //end of my quick thread hijack

If Warfront Cafe LLC was registered in PA: http://www.dos.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/corporations/12457

$20K seems like a small amount given their monthly operating costs. According to their most recent LEB offer "UGVPS did hire 4 additional support staff recently" so figure $100K-$150K in annual wages just for the new support staff.  Add in the cost of their other staff, employee benefits, office...

If the bad credit is related to a bank/checking account (frequent overdrafts, bad checks) it can also prevent you from opening any bank account or checking account.  Almost all US banks subscribe to a credit reporting agency (in essense a blacklist) called ChexSystems and if someone gets added...

redirecting the domain to a tutorial on how to backup your VPS's files might be more beneficial for the customers at this point. :P

Opening a PayPal account would be a problem because he has a documented (via public court records) history of credit problems stretching back to the time he was 18 including a court case for stiffing a credit union/bank which means the bank probably reported him to ChexSystems (a banking...

GoDaddy is very slow to update the WHOIS info shown on their site.  Use the command line or domaintools.com and you'll see the updated WHOIS. GoDaddy removed the redirect to their 'invalid WHOIS' page today so if you type the domain in your browser you'll be forwarded to google.com

I'm assuming "compromised with" was the recent WHMCS exploit because both shardgaming and vpsace are on that list and they both had their whmcs DB's compromised.  The shardgaming compromise occured a few weeks before Shard closed.

the ugvps.com domain name is now unsuspended after Crystal provided GoDaddy with correct ownership info and so it is once again being forwarded to google.com :P I posted the quote below on LET but the thread there was hijacked when someone attempted to turn it into a "buyvm sucks"  thread, so...

         US toll free: 1-888-221-1161 4:00 AM to 10:00 PM Pacific Time Monday through Friday 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM Pacific Time Saturday and Sunday Just tell them you're a victim of identity theft and they'll direct you to the right department

It could be the office mate's.  I hear that Kohl's gives its employees great discounts.  Yachts for sale on aisle 5. :P

I don't know the PayPal address they've been using since you recovered the ugvps.com domain 3 weeks ago but they've had at least 2 PayPal accounts since launching last year.  There was a thread earlier this week where a customer complained that UGVPS wasn't acknowledging his PayPal payment...

The sooner the better since he continued the "Crystal" charade after registering the new ugeekvps.com domain on the 27th and the odds are payment accounts and any debts he is accumulating are still in your name.

I'll disagree.  The low end sector, especially LEB offers, attracts a lot of socially inept pubescent boys who spend their days playing Minecraft and have never come in contact with a girl.  Add a friendly female to a LEB offer (OMFG, a real girl talked to me!) and you have a marketing hit in...

The most notable change on that updated WHOIS (besides the new address) is that Crystal is now listed as the registrant of the ugvps.com domain instead of Warfront Cafe LLC.  When UGVPS started it was using the Warfront Cafe LLC PayPal account (merchant name: Warfront Cafe LLC, email address...

GoDaddy suspended the domain today for invalid contact info (see my LET post).  The suspension is a result of ICANN compliance ticket IJJ-208-35504 filed on December 5th for invalid WHOIS info. edited to add: There is a Crystal Dale and she is married to TLeo but...the latest from LET.

I prefer KiwiVM to SolusVM...

That's a discounted rate?  Get a real merchant account and you can lower your rates to 1.95%-2.2% + $0.10-$0.25 per transaction for online transactions depending  on who you choose (and your credit history, volume, etc).  If you do any kind of volume the lower rates will more than pay for the...