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Any proof of this?F. Joel got a check and monthly payments thereafter from CC.
AFAIK, CC didn't take over officially (and I don't mean publicly) until a/some week(s) before the attacks happened.
Any proof of this?F. Joel got a check and monthly payments thereafter from CC.
I'll be direct on things.Any proof of this?
AFAIK, CC didn't take over officially (and I don't mean publicly) until a/some week(s) before the attacks happened.
2. In Q3 of 2012 when ads first appeared on one of the sites. (one had ads and other didn't?)Nick_A Member
February 15 (2013)
I'm not sure how it fits in, but I'm curious as to why Alex Vial is listed as the one who handles LEB ads. Just plain curious.
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Did anybody find out who the culprit was? My bet it would be one of those ones which managed to "Avoid" the attacks.I don't know why they attacked each other. They destroyed the image of UK hosting. I remeber all the buyouts, acquisitions, announced and not tranfered acquisitions of that time.
Not to be rude - but you even admitted "AFAIK" here. You're pretty much relying on what you've been told by your employer, who already has a STAGGERING track record for lies and deceit.Any proof of this?
AFAIK, CC didn't take over officially (and I don't mean publicly) until a/some week(s) before the attacks happened.
I don't know why they attacked each other. They destroyed the image of UK hosting. I remeber all the buyouts, acquisitions, announced and not tranfered acquisitions of that time.
Well, when that whole mess first started, you had two very young UK kids running companies that were deeply involved with HackForums. One got pissy at the other, a few booter strikes were launched - and it pretty much just escalated from there.Did anybody find out who the culprit was? My bet it would be one of those ones which managed to "Avoid" the attacks.
This is not entirely true. Liam had been collecting a paycheck from ColoCrossing for quite a bit before this all came out.To further that point Liam and other LET/LEB moderators knew nothing of the ownership, prior to the hack.
This would be false. ColoCrossing had taken over LEB quite a bit beforehand. For reference, just ask who Stephanie was. You'll never get an answer. That means the owners pushed someone through to write articles and that was simply that. They had also been paying Liam for a while before the hacks.AFAIK, CC didn't take over officially (and I don't mean publicly) until a/some week(s) before the attacks happened.
All I know is what I've been told, and that is 'Stephanie' was connecting to the helpdesk via a CC IP. For reference, when I worked for URPad we were waiting for our offer to be posted. Was supposed to go up at a certain time/day, but later was told it'd be 'tomorrow' (or something) as some other higher priority things came up... Ok, cool. Well, Miller and I were on vacation and were at the time in a casino in the Bahamas and he notices the offer was live on LEB from his phone. We grab a cab and head back to the hotel to do work. We get there, the posting is gone. It was just there. We're informed it was taken down by 'Stephanie' who left a note to 'not approve it until I say' (or something along those lines). Who the hell is 'she'? Well after hours and hours of 'her' not making changes to to the offer, someone else (Zahara, I believe) posted it for us.This would be false. ColoCrossing had taken over LEB quite a bit beforehand. For reference, just ask who Stephanie was. You'll never get an answer. That means the owners pushed someone through to write articles and that was simply that. They had also been paying Liam for a while before the hacks.
Zahra was an employee of Joel, so I guess she left with him? Stephanie? Rumor has it, it is one of KevDam's alias.Now that you mention it, where is Stephanie, Zahra and all the names that used to appear?
That's the premise, the root of the research and this post.The thing I notice. Many providers gets hard time to get listed in LEB. While others are posted so many times.
Yes. Decreasing amount of offers posted, increasing number of Colocrossing offers.Month Offers % CC offers
(year 2013)
January 35 14.28%
February 42 16.66%
March 45 20.00%
April 57 21.00%
May 36 33.00%
June 31 32.25%
July 26 34.61%
August 24 41.66%
September 2 50.00%
Anyone see a pattern?
I guess he wasn't lying about lowering the actual volume of offers. I think the 'people' he's referring to though is the CC gang.and have lowered the actual volume of offers on LEB so people are better able to take advantage of what is there
We've got some great other discussions too!Welcome to VPSBoard where everyone is determined to focus as must attention as possible on lowendbox.... haha this is getting silly guys, move on , sniff some grass etc etc.
Hello,That's the premise, the root of the research and this post.
CC tries to defend their own customers being such a big percentage by saying:
1. Most offers are from CC network customers
2. Most offers in general aren't anything exceptional, more of the same and rejected by CC.
3. The percentage of CC based offers has increased since there are less offers posted.
All these are bad. Folks said, in the past LEB was more heavily Burst.net or Wholesale on the offers. While such likely is true, I am nearly certain one facility never represented 40%+ of the published offers in any month.
I've posted here and CC + moderators certainly are aware of that B2 Net / Serverhub / Aim2Game / 10 other brands:
http://vpsboard.com/topic/963-thread-for-buffalooed-to-investigate
They are somewhere over 10 offer posts on LEB this year.
Why CC allows that to happen clearly is for one reason. MONEY.
We expect LET/LEB to do the right thing? It is as unlikely as putting a pedophile in charge of the daycare yielding a positive outcome.