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minusonebit · 12-25-2007, 03:13 AM

I am going to begin contacting attorneys who specialize in mass tort claims (class action) lawsuits tomorrow and gathering potential class plaintiffs for the breach of privacy that affiliate webmasters, porn surfers and program owners have suffered as a result of the actions.

It is my belief that Too Much Media violated the laws of several states when it failed to promptly notify its customers of the security breach it had experienced. As such, I believe that TMM is liable to consumers of porn, webmaster affiliates and program owners in amounts yet to be determined. Because the breach happened at TMM's office server - by TMM's own admissions - I believe that TMM and not the programs were responsible for the required notifications.

This legal action will not be prosecuted by me as I am not an attorney licensed in any state to practice law, but rather I will act as an organizer of data and information and perform a through and exhaustive search - without fee or compensation of any kind to the class or its potential members - for suitable, reputable and qualified counsel to litigate the claim on behalf of the class.

If you are interested serving as a lead class plaintiff:

At this time, please send an e-mail [email protected] with the following information:

Your Legal First Name
Your State of Residence -or- where your Firm is Incorporated
Your Status (Program Owner, Porn Buyer, Affiliate Webmaster)
What documented losses or intrusions you have suffered to date, including receipt of spam, junk faxes, telemarketing calls and other such intrusions. Please save these messages, they may become important evidence later on.
How many instances of NATS you have installed.
How many site memberships you have purchased from NATS sites.
How many affiliate webmaster accounts you have on NATS-based systems, as applicable.

If suitable counsel is located and retained, you will be contacted again by e-mail and asked to provide full names, addresses and phone numbers, which will then be provided to the class counsel and they will contact you to obtain any further information they need.

12-25-2007, 03:13 AM
minusonebit So Fucking Banned Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: [email protected] Posts: 7,391	Too Much Media / NATS: Class Action Lawsuit Now Forming I am going to begin contacting attorneys who specialize in mass tort claims (class action) lawsuits tomorrow and gathering potential class plaintiffs for the breach of privacy that affiliate webmasters, porn surfers and program owners have suffered as a result of the actions. It is my belief that Too Much Media violated the laws of several states when it failed to promptly notify its customers of the security breach it had experienced. As such, I believe that TMM is liable to consumers of porn, webmaster affiliates and program owners in amounts yet to be determined. Because the breach happened at TMM's office server - by TMM's own admissions - I believe that TMM and not the programs were responsible for the required notifications. This legal action will not be prosecuted by me as I am not an attorney licensed in any state to practice law, but rather I will act as an organizer of data and information and perform a through and exhaustive search - without fee or compensation of any kind to the class or its potential members - for suitable, reputable and qualified counsel to litigate the claim on behalf of the class. If you are interested serving as a lead class plaintiff: At this time, please send an e-mail [email protected] with the following information: Your Legal First Name Your State of Residence -or- where your Firm is Incorporated Your Status (Program Owner, Porn Buyer, Affiliate Webmaster) What documented losses or intrusions you have suffered to date, including receipt of spam, junk faxes, telemarketing calls and other such intrusions. Please save these messages, they may become important evidence later on. How many instances of NATS you have installed. How many site memberships you have purchased from NATS sites. How many affiliate webmaster accounts you have on NATS-based systems, as applicable. If suitable counsel is located and retained, you will be contacted again by e-mail and asked to provide full names, addresses and phone numbers, which will then be provided to the class counsel and they will contact you to obtain any further information they need.