Hacking ESA Contacting to remove R4's

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Haha that address is the building that has a customer of mine.

I'd say tell them to shove it. They cannot enforce anything outside of USA anyway, but I think wise thing would be is to check with a lawyer.
 
Ermm.. I think that's a fraud site..

Tell them "Those without proof should shut their mouths."
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well dont trust any emails, IIRC any legal issue will be backed with a hard copy of the document, not just emails....anyone can write an email like that and with a proxy program, you can have any email address to cover the original email...

so the best thing to do is, check with ESA, if they claim they did sent the email, ask for hard print and legal document. they dont have any rights if they dont provide you with those.
 
We decided to remove it until we are sure we can sell it or not
The terrible thing is we got about thousands of R4
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So you are to blame for some shortage in some country's
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Well, you can always trow them in the market at much cheaper price, and host the website in another country
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He does exist, but what he can do I don't know.. I guess he can get you thrown off your US server, or perhaps contact the local authorities etc. IP people do go around trawelling the web, and we had an email about using Dow Jones data on websites without a licence etc.

Jake Snyder
Anti-Piracy Associate
Entertainment Software Association
575 7th Street, NW Suite 300
Washington, DC 20004
Phone: (202) 223-2400
http://www.theESA.com
[email protected]
 
Yeah i think it was fake, looks like according to Max, his real position lies as "Anti-Piracy Associate" sounds much more authnetic. xD
 
It doesn't sound real and as others have stated you should take action when you get a real message through mail not from an e-mail.
 
yeah.
Copied from Wikipedia: A list of organizations with the letters "ESA":
# European Space Agency, the most common use
# École Spéciale d'Architecture
# Ecological Society of America
# Education Savings Account, or Coverdell Education Savings Account
# EFTA Surveillance Authority
# Electronically Scanned Array
# Electric sonic amplitude, one of the electroacoustic phenomena in heterogeneous fluids
# Ellinikis Stratiosikis Astinomias, Greek Military Police
# El Salvador, IOC Country code
# Emergency Services Authority (Australian Capital Territory, Australia)
# Employment Standards Act is an Act of Parliament in Canada
# Endangered Species Act, an important piece of US environmental legislation.
# Entertainment Software Association
# Enthusiast System Architecture, a new technology platform for monitoring NVIDIA motherboards and graphics cards.
# Entomological Society of America
# Environmental Services Association, UK professional waste association
# Environmentally Significant Area, Canadian site designation
# Environmental Site Assessment
# Electrical Safety Authority, the electrical safety regulator of all buildings in Ontario, Canada.
# Electrostatic Analyzer, a component of ion optics
# Elliniki Stratiotiki Astinomia or ESA, the Greek Military Police during the junta years.[citation needed]
# Epsilon Sigma Alpha International, a women's service organization.
# Epigraphic South Arabian script
# Episcopal School of Acadiana
# Erythropoiesis-Stimulating Agent
# The Etobicoke School of the Arts, a specialized arts school in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
# The Euratom Supply Agency, which is responsible for the regular and equitable supply of nuclear fuels for European Community nuclear fuel users.
# European Society for Agronomy
# European Sociological Association
# European System of Accounts
# The End of Selected Area control code in the C1 control code set
# Evangelicals for Social Action
# Excited State Absorption
 

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