Maybe because:

Last Active:  September 25, 2012, 10:17:21 AM

But still, the loan is not due yet.  Is there further proof they are never coming back?

I am look to download this full film:
weinsteinco.com/sites/undefeated/
in dvd or near dvd quality.  Just the movie file will be fine.
I will pay 0.5btc for this.

Thank you.

Awesome....

• Bought VPN for BTC0.5
• Downloaded
• Now in jail 
• Buttsecks 
• Profit 

/Shit truncated to sparse human race/

And let's consider the rest of the fraudulent goodies that you have stocked your little gypsy caravan of crime with... anonymous VPN services that are designed to "skew law enforcement" (I believe you were looking for the word "screw"), yup, that certainly speaks volumes to your legitimacy. Stolen passwords, keys and software... all you are is a zero day gangster wanna-be who is looking to rip off the software pirate community by charging for the treasures that are normally shared freely, with the clever twist of taking payment in bitcoin.

Yay!  Someone.

I want an unlimited Hard Drive.  Can I get Unlimited Space.

Server suspended, probably as we speak.

Actually, at least in Australia, Yes. Sure, this guys service provider is protected by the telecommunications carriage act only but only if they maintain appropriate contact information. The same applies for this guy himself. If he fails to collect information about all who have access via his infrastructure probably the only thing stopping him from getting arrested is that he isn't IN Australia.

While being arrested may seem unlikely, the cooperation of a VPN operating business which doesn't collect user information (once again at least within australia) that is utilised for things such as organised crime would be subject to much more stringent laws and fewer legal representation options, notably, the Australian Crime Commission which holds the power to interrogate anyone without a lawyer and imprison them for extended lengths with minimal public oversight. Taking this one step further, the use of the services for terrorism related communication would then involve the Attorney General, ASIO and probably ASIS. This involvement can and does happen on a regular basis including compelling companies to collect all exit data, install wiretapping capabilities for a specific user among other things. All this guy is doing is making sure he's the fall guy for his customers, if he thinks that he'll just ignore Australian authorities he's failed to acknowledge the bilateral intelligence sharing agreements Australia, the UK and the U.S.A have in place.

Stu

What kind of software do you recommend to stop traffic when the VPN drops the connection?