well stop fannying about sending emails and do some bloody work then
PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules
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Centurions
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I actually remembered correctly :)
He was alleged to have stolen €300,000 from Cayman Islands-based Caledonian Bank, though he denied any wrongdoing and stated that he challenged the bank in order to show "how the Cayman Islands are largely used for tax evasion and to launder money".[7] He reached an out-of-court settlement with the Caledonian Bank in 2014 and has since refused to comment further on the incident, citing a non-disclosure agreement.[11]
Rui Pinto - Wikipedia
Edit: from memory again I think the bank was later closed down as they were being used for money laundering. Just as well no PL teams use a Caymans Isle bank as it would look very dodgy indeed.
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hes a bit of an attention seeker really isnt heI actually remembered correctly :)
He was alleged to have stolen €300,000 from Cayman Islands-based Caledonian Bank, though he denied any wrongdoing and stated that he challenged the bank in order to show "how the Cayman Islands are largely used for tax evasion and to launder money".[7] He reached an out-of-court settlement with the Caledonian Bank in 2014 and has since refused to comment further on the incident, citing a non-disclosure agreement.[11]
Rui Pinto - Wikipedia
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Centurions
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You mean as opposed to 4½ or 3½ hard drives?
We did use to have 5¼" & 3½" floppy's but that's not quite the same thing ;)
Gogootz
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If the hacker possesses files that has us bang to rights why weren't they the first ones released - why did Der Spiegal have to splice two together to show incrimination?
He's chatting shite.
He's chatting shite.
Centurions
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I think the initial 3.4TB of information passed on was done so over a period of years and there is nothing younger than 2018 either, so it would have been on multiple drives at that time. Wasn't it around 5½ million documents from us alone and we certainly weren't the main focus of his hacking.
Gary James
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I think this is the point. His article back in 2011 was believable and seemed to be well thought out. Obviously, we can all change our minds as we hear other stuff but this was such a strong piece and so it's really odd that a view can swing so much.
I'm not certain if he'll edit this article now but here's what is currently on his site from August 2011 and it's well worth reading:
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Centurions
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It was archived 2 years ago so he can edit it all he wants (at least I think that's how the archive site works).
BlueRockape
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Question FOC.
Are we in more shit or is it more bull shit
Are we in more shit or is it more bull shit