jonsidneyb
Well-known member
Shamil,
Again thanks for all the effort and time keeping us informed.
Again thanks for all the effort and time keeping us informed.
Sometime prior to April 6, 2011, Jelsoft hired Darby to serve as the lead developer of Jelsoft's products and was tasked with developing, programming and launching features and functions for future versions of vBulletin. Following Internet Brands' acquisition of Jelsoft in 2007, Darby's job responsibilities remained the same and he continued to be involved in all aspects of the development and improvement of the existing and future versions of vBulletin software, including vBulletin 4.0 and its successors. On April 6, 2006, Darby executed a Statement of Main Terms Agreement, a true and correct copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
To be fair, Kier did work for them some time before April 6, 2011. It was just a lot of time before that.Document 62-2, page 9, under the heading of Factual Background
For goodness' sake, April 6, 2011 was almost a year after Kier had left vBulletin, no?
Whether a typo or not, this is just ironic to make such a blunder in the very first bullet under "Factual Background".
There's nothing here to read.This is the file you'll want to read.http://cl.ly/1p2X0b2S3z461P2I0g1j
Peggy, he's shifted and updated the whole list of documents here: http://www.shamil.la/vbulletin-solutions-vs-xenforo-limited-etc/There's nothing here to read.
ah thank you dear.Peggy, he's shifted and updated the whole list of documents here: http://www.shamil.la/vbulletin-solutions-vs-xenforo-limited-etc/
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Document 62-2, page 9, under the heading of Factual Background
For goodness' sake, April 6, 2011 was almost a year after Kier had left vBulletin, no?
Whether a typo or not, this is just ironic to make such a blunder in the very first bullet under "Factual Background".
Edited: Kier cleared this up: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/california-case-update.10037/page-89#post-254175These actions are being taken by Internet Brands, not "vBulletin".
I agree, that's probably what they meant. I just find it hard to believe that they're putting a 2006 at the end of the very same paragraph. They probably didn't even bother to read it once again. You're right, just excuses to waste time. What a mockery!I'm guessing they meant to put 2001 there. But yeah. One would think that after already having made such blatant mistakes before (Adrian's testimony springs to mind), they would be a bit more careful.
That, or the IB lawyers literally don't give a flying ****, and are just happily wasting everybody's time while writing their checks.
p.s. I have not been able to find that document with the judge's DENIED written on it. Could any kind soul please show me the way?
You'll find it here:I'm guessing they meant to put 2001 there. But yeah. One would think that after already having made such blatant mistakes before (Adrian's testimony springs to mind), they would be a bit more careful.
That, or the IB lawyers literally don't give a flying ****, and are just happily wasting everybody's time while writing their checks.
p.s. I have not been able to find that document with the judge's DENIED written on it. Could any kind soul please show me the way?
Plaintiff has allege that XenForo Limited is an criminal “enterprise” operated
by Darby, Sullivan, and Busby who allegedly direct Gordon, Frei, and Gokceimam
to commit wire fraud.
IB sueing individuals outside the US, really achieves nothing to be perfectly honest. You would be surprised just how hard it would be for them if you did nothing, responded to nothing, for them to take action against you as an individual, attempting to use US law within your country... as they would have to lodge it in your country, as whilst countries have extradition, etc, that is for criminal matters, not civil... hence why they are trying to claim criminality at a rough guess.
Trying to sue across borders is a fruitless task, regardless how big any company is... stop answering them and they have to come to you in your country to get anywhere.
Yes, but they are doing that under the UK company... big difference, hence why they kept that just before it expired, as they obviously thought ahead as a "just in case" approach.They are already suing in the UK.
I agree. That would be prudent before making any remarks publicly, I believe.^^ The caveat being, of course, that you're not a legal expert and Mert may wish to consult one just to be sure!!![]()
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