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Edited by
redhead44613
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Sat 05/17/08 09:47 PM
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Ill set it to private 2morrow..see if she does step up
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I did get rid of the truth box... what would tellin myspace bout it do? I have no proof who said it.. she didnt threaten me... yet lol okay red you dont need proof,myspace records isps and the police will take it from there. you seem to think this is a joke but a woman in NH was harassed via e-mail a couple years back and then the guy showed up at her work and blew her away.Back then there were no laws on the books but there are now.report it. |
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I did get rid of the truth box... what would tellin myspace bout it do? I have no proof who said it.. she didnt threaten me... yet lol That's JUST what that housewife in Missouri thought until MySpace and the authorities went through the post logs and found her out. It's like the saying goes- if you've typed ANYTHING out in the Internet, you WILL be found out. |
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ok but who do I write to?
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That's called a cyber-bully. Delete your profile. So true. And if memory serves me correctly MySpace is taking steps to prevent this. Contact MySpace, they can find out who it is and take the appropriate action. |
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ok but who do I write to? Not on MySpace. But would start with customer service or member support. |
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ok but who do I write to? I would try the contact us button on myspace and also print out the posts and show them to the police. |
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I did get rid of the truth box... what would tellin myspace bout it do? I have no proof who said it.. she didnt threaten me... yet lol That's JUST what that housewife in Missouri thought until MySpace and the authorities went through the post logs and found her out. It's like the saying goes- if you've typed ANYTHING out in the Internet, you WILL be found out. This is from the AP story regarding the Missouri housewife. "Prosecutors argue that to access MySpace's servers, Drew first had to sign up for the service, which meant providing her name and date of birth and agreeing to abide by the site's terms of service. Those terms bar false registration information, solicitation of personal information from anyone under 18 and use of any information gathered from the Web site to "harass, abuse, or harm another person." |
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ok I wrote them telling them what has happen
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