Quote from: Vod on June 26, 2016, 04:02:45 AM

Quote from: ScottishSecurity on June 25, 2016, 08:12:24 PM

Quote from: Vod on June 25, 2016, 07:14:00 PM

Quote from: ScottishSecurity on June 25, 2016, 07:11:35 PM

Posting on a listing that its a fake company is slander..

No, it's not. You clearly know nothing about the law.

Are you really A+ certified, Network+ Certified, Security+ Certified, Microsoft Certified and an Ethical Hacker, like your one page says? Roll Eyes

Yes it is.. And you clearly know nothing about law either.

I have just got off the phone to my legal council over at http://www.beltramiandcompany.co.uk
A highly respected law firm here in Scotland.

They have advised me that liable is a course of action that could be raised as.

you must prove the written statement was:

   a.False (Done)
   b.Harmed your reputation, and thereby your business (Harming reputation to obtain funding)
   c.Published to at least one other person (it's online 1000's of eyes will see this)
   d.About you specifically (well its not aimed at Donald trump is it)

Slander Does Not Need Actual Harm

You don't have to prove actual harm to your reputation to collect damages for slander if someone says something untrue about you that:

  a. Affects your business, trade or profession (Done)
  b. Implies you committed a crime (you are implying we are attempting fraud)

So from our point of view and that of our legal council legal action is highly possible.

And before you say "its Sunday how did u speak to your legal team" I have a direct mobile number for them.

Just covering all basis...

That would be covering all bases, Mr. Pretend Lawyer. Roll Eyes

I'm glad your real lawyer knew the difference between SLANDER and LIBEL. I'm glad you have the money to pay weekend rates on your "highly respected (aka expensive) law firm" while still looking for a loan for another "server".

I think we've proven beyond a reasonable doubt an investment with you is a risk. Nothing more can be accomplished here.

Legal advice cost nothing.. Especially when we are good clients and have pointed many customers in there direction over the past few years.
This is the legal firm that draws up our contracts for out clients. So they make good money from us every few weeks so I doubt they are going to send me a bill for a 15 min conversation on the telephone.

This is what I am talking about.. You are attempting to discredit me with no proof. We were planning on going to the bank for the loan or take the equipment out on HP but we thought we would stick to the BTC community because we believe in it and want to support it..

Why should we support the banks who have wiped millions off the pension pots of there workers in the last 5 years..
Why should we support the banks when they have lost millions of customers money (investing or not)
Why should we support the banks whey they had to use OUR tax payer money to bail them out!

This is another reason we love crypto and want to support it.

I now understand from speaking with BTC jam that they do have a serious issue with there platform and I am awaiting there response to my email about how they are planning to fix this issue and make the platform more trusting.

But you can't just tar everyone with the same brush because you have had a bad experience in the past..

Thanks

Scottish Security