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Shove it up your cunt, in your case all of you. Your days of harassing me and this forum are fucking over scumbag.
And this isn't harassment call me a Cunt? Look you have been warned. I take this seriously with my credit card and computer information. I will hold this as evidence that you are looking for my VPN and IP numbers it is against the law. I'm going to speak to my attorney in the morning whether or not I should alert my credit card company as well as the police as hacking is against the law. I'm not worried about you finding out who I am, I'm worried about my assets because you have none duly noted. I am not kidding!!Let's hope there's no suspicious activity on any of my accounts as well as my computer or I will come after you with a criminal lawsuit. I will also contact LifeLock now and give them your information.
Consider the source of your story.🤣
Incidentally there’s no crime in racism. It is a crime when it comes to hacking and the invasion of Internet privacy. Tracking down VPN and IP number is against the law. LifeLock has been noted and given your information.
Yes, hacking, which involves unauthorized access to computer systems and IP addresses, is illegal in the United States. It's a federal crime under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) (18 U.S.C. § 1030) and can also be prosecuted under state laws. Violations can result in both criminal charges and civil lawsuits. Federal Law:The CFAA makes it a crime to access a computer without authorization or to exceed authorized access with the intent to defraud or cause damage. This law applies to "protected computers," which essentially includes almost any computer connected to the internet, making hacking a very broad offense. Violations of the CFAA can lead to both misdemeanor and felony charges, depending on the nature of the offense and the extent of the damage or loss caused. State Laws:Many states have also enacted their own laws prohibiting computer hacking and unauthorized access, often mirroring the CFAA. Penalties for hacking can vary by state, but can include fines, imprisonment, and other penalties. Consequences:Criminal Charges: Hacking can lead to significant prison sentences and fines.
Good luck, prove I accessed anyone's computers....STUP ID. Do you even know what mirroring is you fucking moron???