BuyAccs shut down - Correct or?

[deal with it]

the premium ones from their site is working well.
its basically "you get what you pay for"

no i was wrong
bought 1000 yahoo mails for 600$ and half of them have phone number verification to get it.

 

[dichotom]

You don't have to impersonate or steal other people's identities in order for it to be identity fraud. I've seen people here in Denmark getting punished for creating false identities as well. They get judged by another law, but it's still illegal just slightly less time behind bars since you don't directly hurt any individuals.

Ohh then it will be a hard time for every Denmark internet marketer. that means 1 guy cannot have 2 accounts with any other name. I really doubt this if this is true.

 

[TomTheCat]

Ohh then it will be a hard time for every Denmark internet marketer. that means 1 guy cannot have 2 accounts with any other name. I really doubt this if this is true.

This rule is valid almost anywhere in the world, not just Denmark.

 

[dichotom]

This rule is valid almost anywhere in the world, not just Denmark.

Okay. So you have cleared my doubts. It is not true. I am from India and will talk about India only as I know. I have never ever heard in India putting someone behind the bars or in prison for creating false identities. Identity theft (impersonating someone's profile for doing criminal activity) is really a crime which is another case.
And i think it will never be

 

[onlinemarketer12]

They probably used a cheap hosting company that shut them down at first complain...

That is least probable. They were doing good business and thus must have spend on good hosting.

 

[TomTheCat]

Okay. So you have cleared my doubts. It is not true. I am from India and will talk about India only as I know. I have never ever heard in India putting someone behind the bars or in prison for creating false identities. Identity theft (impersonating someone's profile for doing criminal activity) is really a crime which is another case.
And i think it will never be

That's true, this thing applies to other countries too! I don't know people going to jail only for this particular crime, but this doesn't mean is not still a crime. Imagine if Facebook or Gmail (or small companies) starts sending complaints to all law-enforcement agencies around the globe, because someone abused their website. But nobody cares!