Domain Newbie wrote:
Guy~ please consider giving 9mm a chance ~ the jail time would ruin his life forever,
that was a stupid mistake"
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Yes, what 9MM did was a stupid mistake.
Yes, aiding and conspiring in the sale of these stolen domains is also a stupid mistake.
Using multiple names, addresses, email addresses and phone numbers is also a deceitful mistake.
Creating PayPal accounts under fake names is also a stupid mistake.
Violating terms of service (PayPal, ICANN, etc..) when 9MM was underage and knowingly entered false information into the agreement forms is also a mistake.
The list is a lot longer than this, but I think you get the point. How many more mistakes should we just overlook and sweep under the carpet?
The fact that 9MM went to so many lengths to hide his identity from so many people for so long clearly shows Investigators, Prosecutors & potential jury's that he knew exactly what he was doing the whole time.
This so-called 16 year old kid apparently had enough help - but barely enough resources - to pull off one of the biggest domain scams in recent memory.
I believe that everyone is to remain innocent until proven guilty (yes, even Canadians), but with the facts piling up against 9MM, it seems a little hard to believe anything that he has brought to the table so far.
Just my $0.02
CB