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Well, here's an interesting tidbit: Mike Faulkner's side of the story. http://www.uwwwb.com/ http://www.uwwwb.com/ And some BBB-style fraud reports, fairly re
by stoic 18y ago
Well, here's an interesting tidbit: Mike Faulkner's side of the story.
http://www.uwwwb.com/ http://www.uwwwb.com/
And some BBB-style fraud reports, fairly recent (July 08):
http://voip.yuku.com/reply/421/t/Re-premiervoice-net-aka-pvoip-net-FRAUD.html http://voip.yuku.com/reply/421/t/Re-premiervoice-net-aka-pvo...
I don't mean to cast aspersions or commit libel, but it looks like Mr. Faulkner might have a bit of a spotty history, and according to these reports, has used multiple names in the past. This might get interesting :)
- DanielBMarkham 18y agoDrama is an understatement. There is a lot of yelling and hand-waving in that post. He even goes so far as to start impeaching the FBI informant by showing his picture and labeling he and his wife "drug addict" and "mrs. drug addict" I'm thinking he's looking for slander charges on top of what he already has? Not sure though -- and quite frankly its not worth my time to investigate. If -- and its a big if -- the FBI is screwing him over accidentally, then this will make a great case study for law enforcement on how not to do this. The truth will out. If, on the other hand, somebody has been playing in the cookie jar, no amount of yelling "gestapo" and "police state" is going to help him. The best it will do is play to the mindset of folks who are already paranoid to begin with. This is a brave man. He should sit down and shut up. That's always the best criminal defense publicity strategy at first. The only thing you're going to do, innocent or not, is provide facts which can be discredited later on. You're also providing testimony in your future court case. Trying to make it a political case by personally appealing to the net? That's whacked. That's really whacked.