I support GW and his site www. f e v er g a m i n g.com, read this posted by game wizard
With all the histeria being errected in the community, mainly due in part to me ofcourse. I've managed to cause a lot of confusion in regards to what the REAL facts are and what is REALLY going on.
Well i'll try my best to look over a lot of current concerns that have been talked about within the community and attempt to put them to rest:
Let's look at some official statements first:
Quote:
We are currently investigating whether or not this hacking attempt was directed at all of our users or only those registered at totalbf2.com. We are also looking into possible legal action against the party that conducted this malfeasance. We believe that certain privacy laws have been broken and are set on protecting the information of our trusted community.
It's very nice of them to claim that I have commited some horrible crime when the reality is that I have simply relocated my property. I can't hack what I own, neither have I broken any piracy laws mainly due in part to the ownership of the website. This is where the whole problem lies.
Who really owns the website? Well let's look deeper into this matter. MyIS claims that I was an employee in their company, and that I was hired to do a service for them and then when i didn't fulfill those services, i was fired.
Here's the reality, I was never hired by MyIS, at best I was a 3rd party contractor and nothing more. If i was hired as an employee, i would of been running around the boards with a [MYIS] tag infront of my name as all the other employees of MyIS posess. I was paid ofcourse, I was paid a generous $300 dollars for the whole website, problem is I never discussed such a payment prior to receiving such a check in the mail. Naturally, I accepted because money is money and I didn't feel at the time that there would be reprecussions such as these.
Now comes the origin of the ownership scandal, because i accepted that $300 check, does that mean I sold totalbf2? Well ofcourse not! I'm a minor, and thus as previously stated, I cannot sign any contracts without any parent or guardian, that never happend. That means MyIS never received legal ownership of the website, which means they do NOT own TotalBF2.com.
Now, many people are worried about having their information stolen and such, well if my intentions were to steal everyones personal information, why would I want to spend countless hours making discussion boards with new designs, content, and a huge network planned just to steal some lousy passwords which I may add are not retrievable. Don't take my word for it! Even they state that it's practically impossible to crack the passwords. Hell, if with the access I had, would it of just been easier to setup my own script on totalbf2 directly if my intentions were to steal everyones passwords? And what is really stopping MyIS from selling all your personal information either. The point im trying to get across is that no one is out to exploit your personal information.
So we've established that I am the owner of Total Battlefield 2, this means that the existance of *********** is not in breach of any laws or policies. I can do what I please with my own property, am I not correct?
Now let's look at MyIS, pretty shameful behaviour if you ask me. Deleting posts and banning people? You don't see me banning individuals for making ignorant posts. If I had something to hide, i would be afraid, and clearly MyIS has displayed this behaviour... oh and did I mention their cheap corporate hand outs? [IMAGE]
This type of behaviour simply proves the type of inviduals MyInternetServices is made up of. They have used their scare tactics against the public in attempt to feed you their truth.
Oh and incase anyone is wondering if my version of vBulletin is legit, feel free to look it up yourself:
http://www.vbulletin.com/links.php?l...computer_games, search Fever Gaming. :)
I am willing to answer any questions any one has in hopes to shedding light on MyIS' malpractices. After all, this isn't the first time they have stolen something:
http://www.iwasscrewedbytimcooper.com
Well i'll try my best to look over a lot of current concerns that have been talked about within the community and attempt to put them to rest:
Let's look at some official statements first:
Quote:
We are currently investigating whether or not this hacking attempt was directed at all of our users or only those registered at totalbf2.com. We are also looking into possible legal action against the party that conducted this malfeasance. We believe that certain privacy laws have been broken and are set on protecting the information of our trusted community.
It's very nice of them to claim that I have commited some horrible crime when the reality is that I have simply relocated my property. I can't hack what I own, neither have I broken any piracy laws mainly due in part to the ownership of the website. This is where the whole problem lies.
Who really owns the website? Well let's look deeper into this matter. MyIS claims that I was an employee in their company, and that I was hired to do a service for them and then when i didn't fulfill those services, i was fired.
Here's the reality, I was never hired by MyIS, at best I was a 3rd party contractor and nothing more. If i was hired as an employee, i would of been running around the boards with a [MYIS] tag infront of my name as all the other employees of MyIS posess. I was paid ofcourse, I was paid a generous $300 dollars for the whole website, problem is I never discussed such a payment prior to receiving such a check in the mail. Naturally, I accepted because money is money and I didn't feel at the time that there would be reprecussions such as these.
Now comes the origin of the ownership scandal, because i accepted that $300 check, does that mean I sold totalbf2? Well ofcourse not! I'm a minor, and thus as previously stated, I cannot sign any contracts without any parent or guardian, that never happend. That means MyIS never received legal ownership of the website, which means they do NOT own TotalBF2.com.
Now, many people are worried about having their information stolen and such, well if my intentions were to steal everyones personal information, why would I want to spend countless hours making discussion boards with new designs, content, and a huge network planned just to steal some lousy passwords which I may add are not retrievable. Don't take my word for it! Even they state that it's practically impossible to crack the passwords. Hell, if with the access I had, would it of just been easier to setup my own script on totalbf2 directly if my intentions were to steal everyones passwords? And what is really stopping MyIS from selling all your personal information either. The point im trying to get across is that no one is out to exploit your personal information.
So we've established that I am the owner of Total Battlefield 2, this means that the existance of *********** is not in breach of any laws or policies. I can do what I please with my own property, am I not correct?
Now let's look at MyIS, pretty shameful behaviour if you ask me. Deleting posts and banning people? You don't see me banning individuals for making ignorant posts. If I had something to hide, i would be afraid, and clearly MyIS has displayed this behaviour... oh and did I mention their cheap corporate hand outs? [IMAGE]
This type of behaviour simply proves the type of inviduals MyInternetServices is made up of. They have used their scare tactics against the public in attempt to feed you their truth.
Oh and incase anyone is wondering if my version of vBulletin is legit, feel free to look it up yourself:
http://www.vbulletin.com/links.php?l...computer_games, search Fever Gaming. :)
I am willing to answer any questions any one has in hopes to shedding light on MyIS' malpractices. After all, this isn't the first time they have stolen something:
http://www.iwasscrewedbytimcooper.com
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