nobody > wrote:

> www.ms-mvp.org

Registered at GoDaddy and hides behind their private registration
service. Perhaps you should send a abuse report to GoDaddy regarding
their aiding and abetting of Chris Butts' impersonation as an MVP.
Maybe also contact the MVP group to tell them that Chris is attempting
to use a domain to reinforce his impersonation as an MVP.

From: "VanguardLH" <(E-Mail Removed)>

| Registered at GoDaddy and hides behind their private registration
| service. Perhaps you should send a abuse report to GoDaddy regarding
| their aiding and abetting of Chris Butts' impersonation as an MVP.
| Maybe also contact the MVP group to tell them that Chris is attempting
| to use a domain to reinforce his impersonation as an MVP.

The MS MVP program has this in process already :-)

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David H. Lipman wrote:

> From: "VanguardLH" <(E-Mail Removed)>
>
>| Registered at GoDaddy and hides behind their private registration
>| service. Perhaps you should send a abuse report to GoDaddy regarding
>| their aiding and abetting of Chris Butts' impersonation as an MVP.
>| Maybe also contact the MVP group to tell them that Chris is attempting
>| to use a domain to reinforce his impersonation as an MVP.
>
> The MS MVP program has this in process already :-)

One of the e-mail address to which I reported the impersonation was to a
microsoft.com domain (where the MVP program is mentioned and the contact
there). I can only hope that they get the legal department behind this
to nail Chris for trying to impersonate Microsoft with his "ms" string
in his domain name. He is trying to impersonate both Microsoft and the
MVP group.

Lil' Abner wrote:

> "The Fake Truth Not-an-MVP" <(E-Mail Removed)> squawked:
>> Your dumbass has a lot to learn. When nothing happens I will call
>> your dumbass on it and listen to the lie you tell. Or you can spare
>> the embarrassment now by trying to convince David to post the email
>> he received from Microsoft legal when he tried to complain.
>
> Is the type of dialogue you would expect from a *real* Microsoft MVP?

Never. Not even from one who legitimately wished to conceal his real
name.

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