Anonymizer employees need killing

[Eric Tully]

 From The Register:

"To download the online picture, he used the anonymising Surfola service 
(and not Anonymiser.com as we mistakenly wrote in our initial report - 
apologies to all concerned - Ed), believing the companys privacy policy 
would protect him."



So now I don't know what to believe.  Either Anonymizer was never 
involved... or they don't want it known that they sold out so they asked 
for a retraction.


- Eric




An Metet wrote:
> Anonymizer is working with the FBI on international blackmail cases - no 
> subpoena required!
> 
>>From http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/36485.html :
> 
> "To download the online picture, he used the Anonymizer.com service, 
> believing the companys privacy policy would protect him. Not so. Dutch 
> police worked closely with the US company and the FBI to track him down. 
> He was caught red-handed last year when he withdrew the money from a cash 
> machine using his copy of the credit card. 
> 
> Which just goes to show that even criminal masterminds can make simple 
> mistakes. The error, experts say, could have been easily avoided if the 
> blackmailer had visited an internet cafe to download the encoded picture, 
> rather than using his own PC. What's more, he paid for the Anonymizer 
> service through Paypal, giving his personal email address."
> 
> 
> Fuck these sell-outs.