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How Do I Fight Russian Site Cloners?
An anonymous reader writes "I used to run a small web design service, the domain for which I allowed to expire after years of non-use. A few weeks ago, I noticed that my old site was back online at the old domain. The site-cloners are now using my old email addresses to gain access to old third-party web services accounts (invoicing tools, etc.) and are fraudulently billing my clients for years of services. I've contacted the Russian site host, PayPal, and the invoicing service. What more can I do? Can I fight back?"
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You sound like you've taken care of most of what you can... so...
Get a bunch of hackers together and tell them to do their best to DDOS your old site!
And let them know they hired an asshole.
not to take down the cloned site but to prepare for the wave of lawsuits (civial and criminal) that you're going to be hit with. See, you've broken your fiduciary duty big time and are facing jail time, fines, and any lawsuits. Hope you enjoy getting ass-raped in prison sucker.
At least someone made money from your business
How the fuck is this a troll? Seriously people have been dishing out the negative mods way to freely lately.