Under no circumstances contact them. They don't know your real identity and by contacting them you will be admitting that the data that they have is you. Once they know who "you" are, they start getting your countries' law enforcement involved, etc...
Shut down the operation and reconstruct it using fully-anonymous data, so that there is no way to connect the site, the method/operation to you.
Lots of dumb advice here from even senior members, such as "contact an attorney". Everyone assumes that attorneys are their ally and advocate. That attorney you contact could easily contact this law firm, tell them who you are, work out a private arrangement to throw you under the bus and you'd never know it.
Such as, "your" attorney gives your identifying information to a seemingly unrelated assistant, who contacts the law firm looking for "you", and the assistant works-out a deal for a "finder's fee" or "legal consultant" or "investigatory service", collects maybe $500, $1,000 and splits it with "your" attorney.
Meanwhile, "your" attorney then receives legal correspondence that he is legally, ethically bound to respond to, and inform you of, which in short is "They're suing you, and they want $xx,xxx. And, at the end of the process, after you've been horse-fcked and completely ruined, "your" attorney gets another check from his assistant for "legal services".
Shut down the operation and reconstruct it using fully-anonymous data, so that there is no way to connect the site, the method/operation to you.
Lots of dumb advice here from even senior members, such as "contact an attorney". Everyone assumes that attorneys are their ally and advocate. That attorney you contact could easily contact this law firm, tell them who you are, work out a private arrangement to throw you under the bus and you'd never know it.
Such as, "your" attorney gives your identifying information to a seemingly unrelated assistant, who contacts the law firm looking for "you", and the assistant works-out a deal for a "finder's fee" or "legal consultant" or "investigatory service", collects maybe $500, $1,000 and splits it with "your" attorney.
Meanwhile, "your" attorney then receives legal correspondence that he is legally, ethically bound to respond to, and inform you of, which in short is "They're suing you, and they want $xx,xxx. And, at the end of the process, after you've been horse-fcked and completely ruined, "your" attorney gets another check from his assistant for "legal services".
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