In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Sites commonly block IP ranges for people/services they do not want accessing their site, perhaps time to talk to your hosting company.

it is about the right of a website owner to get bills for for accessing a website paid by a commercial organisation.

So which sites already do this?

Andrew, I agree with you, however TT do not seem to agree with us, that we have the right to either block them or tell them not to access the sites.

In reply to a post by Hatari:

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Sites commonly block IP ranges for people/services they do not want accessing their site, perhaps time to talk to your hosting company.

it is about the right of a website owner to get bills for for accessing a website paid by a commercial organisation.

So which sites already do this?

Andrew, I agree with you, however TT do not seem to agree with us, that we have the right to either block them or tell them not to access the sites.

How big is your collection of cracked records ?

In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

How big is your collection of cracked records ?

I have a very large collection of cracked 78s

If you read the correspondence on Phoenix things are going remarkably well, far better than could have been expected.

In reply to a post by Hatari:

In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

How big is your collection of cracked records ?

I have a very large collection of cracked 78s

If you read the correspondence on Phoenix things are going remarkably well, far better than could have been expected.

I would love to but I have lots of wet paint that needs watching.

In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

I would love to but I have lots of wet paint that needs watching.

Surely watched paint never dries, like a watched kettle never boils

In reply to a post by Hatari:

In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

I would love to but I have lots of wet paint that needs watching.

Surely watched paint never dries, like a watched kettle never boils

Time will tell.

In reply to a post by Jack_Hackett:

Time will tell.

Surely time does not speak, it just passes us by.

In reply to a post by Hatari:

.....and how difficult it is for the public to successfully deal with cases in that area

then i take it that's a 'No'

In reply to a post by Hatari:

.....The case that I am fighting is not about copyright, it is about the right of a website owner to get bills for for accessing a website paid by a commercial organisation.

Well, that's plain enough, i guess


so, i wonder who's fighting for the issues that actually affect TT users?


just to point out that the title of this thread is 'TT Stalking'
with the only comment of note in that opening post 'TalkTalk following users'

In reply to a post by user101:

In reply to a post by Hatari:

.....and how difficult it is for the public to successfully deal with cases in that area

then i take it that's a 'No'

In reply to a post by Hatari:

.....The case that I am fighting is not about copyright, it is about the right of a website owner to get bills for for accessing a website paid by a commercial organisation.

Well, that's plain enough, i guess


so, i wonder who's fighting for the issues that actually affect TT users?


just to point out that the title of this thread is 'TT Stalking'
with the only comment of note in that opening post 'TalkTalk following users'

lol Sometimes people cannot see what's in front of their noses. Think of the effect on TT's scheme when what I am doing is won.

Having a stooge come from his forum ( that would be you )and posting what a nice , fair and helpful ruler hatari is , Is like having your wife as your only character witness in a court case , its not going to work in court and its not worked here .

You use the word " comprehend ", maybe you and your husband should do exactly that .

As i and other users have fully comprehended what's going on with a forum that releases a topic to be publicly viewed and then pulls it back in side and demands personal information to continue reading .

Bye