Earthlink... a front for Scientology, and more than meets the eye?

Today I am starting this new debate, becuase my brother resigned from work there today. he is calling the DA’s office here in Sacramento, to speak to Justin Puerta, the ADA in charge of consumer affairs. My brother is going to turn over all the files he has (thousands) that show Earthlink is guilty of fraud, theft, making threats, false billing, censoring anti-Scientologist thoughts on Earthlink, and of running multiple “scams” on the net and using Earthlink.

So lets debate it, and as I get info from all his paperwork, ill provide info from it.

So prepare to debate this in 24 hours, synchronize wathces now.

Should reservations be required? :slight_smile:

I’d be really careful with this, if I were you. If your brother stole intellectual property or even personal property (such as files) from an organization – regardless of its legitimacy or illegitimacy – he may open himself up to civil and criminal charges. You may find yourself in the same boat if you then post information from those documents to a public forum such as this message board. You could get your brother, yourself, and this board in a lot of legal trouble. Not to mention that doing so would seriously jeopardize any investigation the authorities might choose to undertake, and I doubt they would thank you for it.


Jodi

Fiat Justitia

In light of Jodi’s infinite wisdom of legal affairs:

This thread is being postponed a while :slight_smile:

Thanks Jodi

:slight_smile:

Can I kill a party, or what?


Jodi

Fiat Justitia

One problem here, Mikey has put the dread name out on a thread he started. It is well known (this means any 15 year old in a chat room can tell you) that the group in question scans each and every newgroup, bulletin board, chat room, and any other computer forum that trades information. When the scanner spots the name, they immediately go after the poster. So, Mikey, expect to see John Travoltas black jet circling your house any day now.

“You can be smart or pleasant. For years I was smart.
I recommend pleasant.”
Elwood P. Dowd

No kidding huh. Thats okay, posters on another thread have already called my house, and my work, and even my friends work. So who to fear more, POSTERS here, or “them”?

Jodi is particularly correct if indeed there is a link to Scientology – they have a reputation of fiercely fighting to protect what they deem to be theirs.

-Melin

My In-Laws were staying at the celebrity center in L.A.; a friend who lived there (canyooimajyn?!?) loaned him their room when they came down for a concert. (Paw In Law is a composer/conductor)

So we went and had dinner there.

Everyone was very freindly.

Nice place.

Everyone was very friendly.

Food was good.

Everyone was very friendly.

Stephen King wrote once, in ‘The Shining’:

The dog sat, as though begging a sweet or a scrap.

Y’know how they sit. Waiting. Patiently. For an opportunity. An opening. Steadily. Steadily. Unwavering. Blinking only when you acknowledge they’re there?

Have you ever felt like a sweet, or a scrap?

It’s unnerving, to say the least.

Oh, and everyone was very freindly.

Sacramento? I thought Earthlink was here in Pasadena.

Yes, it is well known, at least in the circles I have on the 'net that Earthlink’s CEO is linked to Scientology.

That’s all I am gonna say :slight_smile:

The “link” is that its founder, Sky Dayton, is a Scientologist. Beyond that, I don’t know what influence the Church has on his company. I can’t complain. His company allows me download at 250K for $30 a month. No E-meter in my mouse, as far as I know. It’s really not the Scientologists’ style to actually give you something of value for your hard earned money.

Here’s my take on the whole Scientology/Earthlink controversy.

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Uh, that was a joke, folks.

Well, that is what the scrolling function is for on my browser.

I have been an EarthLink customer for years and I never knew any of this stuff!