Sounds good to me

http://www.lexisnexis.com/ go do a search and see if there is are any judgements or any pending litigation you idiot.. but you probably can't afford to do the search


What is the difference between this and phone sex?



Reflected has not had downtime in months and continues to grow exponentially. The infrastructure behind it is allowing for increased growth. Reflected customers continue to give good feedback so once again what is your fucking point?


I was making fun of you before but now I'm feeling sorry for you... you are a very vindictive person and it's pretty sad

Didn't you just say you had a Juniper go bad? Also, your comment about dealing with fortune 500's and getting no where - Cisco always has parts in our hands within 4 hours when something goes wrong, no matter what time of year it is. It's called a service contract.

we didn't buy a new juniper... they don't typically offer support for aftermarket equipment

This LexisNexis site is great

shit happens...glad you guys are back up!

cheers to a great program with some very awesome support! Any thing custom anyone needs these guys are right there to hook you up!

jesus, he gave you his personal number to call him...what else to you need lol

Hope you party with AC, stumpy and Donnie in vegas..!
round of drinks on me! :drinkup :drinkup :drinkup :drinkup

Okay, fine - but how does a juniper going down only affect 1 client (S4C) and not the rest of Reflected....

Signup4cash is not on Reflected's network.. it is hosted completely separately on its own network..

Reflected has two Juniper M20's (redundant for situations like this). Signup4cash is a completely separate affair. The two are separate entities with absolutely nothing to do with one another.

Gotcha - I thought they were on the same network, my bad. Time to invest in real routing hardware for S4C then.

indeed :) we will be fully redundant in a week or so

You haven't posted a single proof so far. Do the very simple and provide a link to the AOL lawsuit.

hey donnie , glad things are up again and seems to be okay
cheers
xoxoxoxo

Not taking sides here. Just following the thread.

AOL sues a lot and rarely does the media publish every single case. Once the judgment is given, it depends if the courthouse reports it to all credit bureaus. It is public record but not all courthouses are up-to-date with their websites.

Even if he/she went to the courthouse and paid for copies, he/she would have to scan the documents and someone could say 'photochopped'.

I can't prove anything so I will be quiet now.

Vegas Playa

This thread keeps getting more interesting.

So what exactly was your position there? What did you do?

well aside from everything else i am glad to hear you are ok, thought we lost you there for a sec and wish aaron would resurface, miss that guy

Well if that is what he is saying he is CRAZY! I owned and opperated a webcam house. One of the things i had my models do was talk to guys in chat rooms. All lot of people would say "Ok I will signup" but half of them were full of shit, if the girls pressed them after a while they would come clean... some would lie for a long time and then finally admit they didn't even have a credit card.

So if "manual spam" is real people hustling signups in chat rooms, then you are a fool if you believe that everyone that says they are signing up actually did, you are spaming them and in most cases they are fucking you.

There is now way you can get ifriends ids even if you did collect them from the submit form, the credit card page is https on their server, and how would you confirm if the person didn't get declined and actually got accepted.

lol@at asking people you just spammed to be honest and believing them.

oh, those bastards, they are fucking the guys who are spamming them :1orglaugh

wow ! .........

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Lawsuits are not always about getting money from the other side. If this person is lying, they are costing you money by you not suing. If, however, this Vegas Playa poster is telling the truth, discovery could be a painful experience.