Whether or not one person or another claims which of the versions is true
1. There are no "versions." Get that through your thick, criminal skull. There is ONE ruling, and one ruling only, which was issued by the United States Federal District Court of New Jersey and promptly executed in full.
2. There is no "claim" or contention as to the truthfulness or validity of the Federal ruling. Honorable Freda L. Wolfson decisively ruled in favor of SNR in every possible way, drafted an official Opinion (in which Wolfson communicated her
personal disgust with *****'s business tactics, and to which I linked earlier), and issued a Court Order (to which I linked earlier). The Federal Court Order resulted in A) SNR taking ownership of all 555 of *****'s essay site domains; B) Google, Yahoo, MSN, and all other search engines banning all of *****'s domains; C) *****-and any of its agents-being enjoined from ever again owning or operating such essay sites; D) ***** owing SNR nearly $700,000 in cash, which SNR can seize if ***** ever steps foot in the US again.
3. The meaningless, impotent, after-the-fact, face-saving lawsuit in Pakistan resulted in A) squat; B) diddly-squat; C) doodly-squat; D) jack squat.
is irrelevant in as far as the purpose of this forum for clients who visit here is concerned
Irrelevant, hah? I proved, once again, that you are a worthless liar. You made all sorts of bulls-i* legal claims, every one of which I crushed (with repeated confirmations from OR, much to your dismay). Therefore, you have once again helped to further solidify my reputation with visitors ("clients," as you crookedly see them) as one of the most trustworthy members in this forum, and one who never posts invalid evidence. That's why people tend to trust me at face value, even though I always insist that they personally verify my evidence. I sincerely thank you.
In that regard, I think that I'm fairly confident
You
think that you're
fairly confident? Wow, you're just overflowing with confidence. LMAO! You should start all of your claims that way. It works well for you.
what few clients visit here are aware of the use of pretend-lawyer skills
LMAO! First of all, I have never claimed to be a lawyer. Secondly, I have received DOZENS of "thank you" messages, both via private message and in posts. Plus, I have received much more significant appreciation
outside of this forum. (If you think that the CNN investigation marks the end of your fraudulent employer's troubles, you're sorely mistaken. From what I hear, it's just the beginning, actually.) Furthermore, every legal statement that I have made is based on verifiable laws, public records, and court orders. So, unless you're man enough to prove false any of my legal statements (we both know that you're not, and you can't), you'll continue to show everyone just how completely unscrupulous and untrustworthy you are (and always have been).
to dissuade them from ordering from foreign companies and are unaffected by it.
Lie. Never once have I suggested that anyone use a particular site. I call a spade a spade. If a site is fraudulent, I do my best to warn the public. If a site is legitimate and law-abiding, I simply "let it be" (as this is "Essay
Scam.org," not "Essay
Legit.org") and never bring up its name unless I see baseless attacks against it by liars and morally bankrupt competitors like you. I have come to the defense of numerous companies, even UK Essays. The fact of the matter is that there are literally THOUSANDS of fraudulent sites, operated by dozens of fraudulent companies. (It's not my fault that virtually all of the fraudulent companies are foreign. Maybe you should just get your house in order, eh?) Conversely, there are only a handful of legitimate companies, and those legit companies tend to have only a few sites each. There's much more bad than good in the industry, thanks to your ilk. So, in short, you're just mad because I type the truth and reveal your employer's scams for the benefit of the public. Deal with it, and shut up.
You lose.
The end.