Brigading Against Women - Part IXX - Overreaction From Young Female Professional After Invalid Threats Made and Sent From an Incel in Another Continent
Cowards who send threats after committing crimes online
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In the previous part we spoke of what it took to handle efforts to remove pages without due process.
Some incel lied about us being in Canada and the webhost being in Canada in order to fraudulently open cases in Ontario.
This was abuse of process for the purpose of harassment. The harassment was directed towards a man in another continent, a woman in another continent, and even a business that has nothing at all to do with America.
In Ontario (meanwhile) the tribunal realised this person was a fraud, then accordingly de facto blacklisted this person (we covered this at the early stages of this series), as anyone sane and mature was eventually going to close all those frivolous, fraudulent "cases" (against me, my wife, and the webhost).
The perpetrator then withdrew them to avoid them being formally tossed out, then sent some more threats by E-mail (we assume to the webhost too).
The perpetrator had also done the same to someone in IRC (from another country!), as if the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) was to be treated like a global "kkkop" (Internet jargon), which wasn't just time-wasting, it was actionable abuse of process (but the perpetrator claimed to be disabled, which was probably untrue, for more lenient treatment).
The process was clearly misused for many other reasons, not just jurisdiction but also scope/nature of claims. The perpetrator soon became infamous - a blueprint for tossing out fraudulent filings.
The perpetrator targeted a very young legal professional in a sister company of our webhost (saying "on behalf of Simply Hosting" while not actually working at Simply Hosting).
So I received an E-mail that I did not even open; the E-mail came from a person I never saw and a domain I had never heard of (and whose domain name sounded like some domain-related scam). I didn't open that E-mail (at all) until a paper version was sent by post. This is what it said: (rebuttal to come soon)
Urgent Action Required: Content Removal Request
Dear Roy Schestowitz,
I am contacting you on behalf of Simply Hosting, regarding a serious complaint that has been lodged concerning two domains for which you are listed as the legal registrant:
techrights.org.
tuxmachines.org.We request the deletion of all personal data pertaining to the individual identified as “Britney Lozza”, along with any associated names (such as “Brandon Lozza”), and any other references or nicknames used for this individual on your websites. This request encompasses all forms of content, including written and pictorial material, as well as any personal data, irrespective of whether such data is/was already in the public domain. Furthermore, we request the removal of any content that may be considered harmful or detrimental to this individual.
We would like to emphasise that such complaints have the potential to escalate. Therefore, we encourage you to address this matter at your earliest convenience to prevent it from progressing further, which may extend beyond our control.
We take such complaints with the utmost seriousness, and we would greatly appreciate your cooperation in this regard. The complaint suggests the removal of all content on your sites/pages relating to the aforementioned individual. However, at the very least, we ask that you to edit all related information that identifies Britney Lozza (or any other names that have been used for this individual) in any manner, including references that are negative, hurtful, and/or damaging towards this particular person.
I would like to thank you in advance for your prompt attention to this matter, and we look forward to your response so that we can work towards a resolution.
As a final note, I would like to mention that we have been informed that all articles related to “techrights.org” no longer appear on [redacted].
Kind regards,
[redacted]
Legal Counsel
In the next part we'll show what happened next. █