I have received some requests for the text of the letter we sent to iDownload (PDF).
iDownload legal matter–more
by Alex Eckelberry | Mar 1, 2005 | Uncategorized | 4 comments
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Hi!
Very strong response ^_^
I want to know if you will keep your response up, or if you’re going to take it down after a day or two.
As it holds a lot of valid information, it is a good read =)
Hmm…I’m beginning to feel left out, seems every security site bar mine got one of these letters!
I read your response letter. It was extremely well written, hard hitting and concise. Your attorney listed specifics — including iSearch’s own EULA. iSearch’s attorney made nothing but generalized “you hurt my feelings” type statements with no specific reference to any damage they have suffered as a result of your so-called slander. And on top of all that the poor sod just could not put two coherent sentences together without a slew of gramatical errors.
BTW, I just spent 6 hours getting that piece of “iSearch helper” off my wife’s laptop and am currently doing a 4th scan to finish flushing it where it belongs.
Keep up the good fight.
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