"pcbutts1" <pcbutts1@leythosthestalker.com> wrote in
news:U6idnU-lmoKZkCDYnZ2dnUVZ_qSdnZ2d@giganews.com:

> Nobody has asked me anything. leythos the stalker is the only one who
> has said I should stop. He owns nothing and considering that spyerase
> is mine nobody can tell me to stop. Lavasoft has said nothing Spybot

Your a liar as well as a code thief. Google has a nice history of threads
your involved in. Anybody, and I do mean anybody can lookup your history.

Spyerase is stolen code, period. You have been stealing it's routines
from others for some time now. You are not a programmer of any sort, your
an idiot to put it mildly. You don't even understand how the script
works.

> has said nothing, Nobody has said nothing but the real thieves and
> Trolls. Now are you going to sit there and tell everybody that none of


Heh, the authors of the programs you host are the thieves now? Your a
riot. If it wasn't for the fact your so stupid even trying to pass off
their code as your own, but you actually think your going to be
untouchable forever... Very stupid.

> the names I mentioned has any power at all to stop me if I was doing
> something illegal? Are you going to say that troll? Why the hell do
> you think my ISP ignores your complaints? Because they already have


First of all, I don't think I've ever sent a complaint of any kind to
someones ISP. That's not dealing with them yourself. The ISP might have
become collateral damage in retaliation back in the old days, but that
was the price they paid for hosting idiots like yourself.

Second, Where the hell do you get off calling me a troll?

Third, Illegal is really a matter of getting caught. Nothing is really
illegal into someone makes an issue of it. From what I gather, your time
is going to come sooner rather than later... By the way PcButts, you made
one tiny mistake adding BugHunter to your program. Your defaming my name
and character by falsely claiming it's harmful. I have various 3rd party
independent sources who can backup my counter claim. I believe I will
look into the cost associated with legal means if you don't cease and
desist falsely removing my program.

I suspect you may also be in violation of business practices, as your
willingly removing another persons antimalware product, one which could
be considered a competitor. You've also threatened to add
Superantispyware to your program for deletion as well, One might consider
that illegal and borderline blackmail due to the conditions you placed
for it to remain off of your programs radar.

Your also denying any user who installs your stolen hosts file legitimate
access to my website, I suspect I can sue for this as well.

I'm going to check into it and get back to you. Based on the work of the
others, Christopher, you and I might actually be exchanging legal
documents soon. There are reasons I went legal my friend...



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Dustin Cook
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Last updated: January 25th, 2007