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Monday, 27 September 2010

BREAKING NEWS: Andrew Crossley's arrogance, greed finally gets the better of him

LIVE FROM ACS:NEWS 24 HQ:  CONFIRMED - All emails; internal and external have been leaked from ACS:Law.
We will be using this air time to create a central point of links to all sources relating to the leak, including news and mirrors to the leaks themselves [SCROLL DOWN TO DOWNLOAD THE LEAK].

All information is either out or being sifted through as we report this breaking news.

Keep tuned to this URL for constant rolling links as they appear.

News:
[Friday/Saturday 24th/25th September 2010]


[Sunday 26th September 2010] 

[Monday 27th September 2010] 


[Tuesday 28th September 2010]


Database:
Mirrors:

Please note that HTTP links can be subject to removal and modification.  This reporter stongly recommends using a torrent client to download and share the leak.

Witnessess to this incident are encouraged to share and seed the leaked emails when and where ever they can.

CALL TO ACTION [26th September 2010]
LIVE FROM LONDON: Citizens of the Internet and beyond - The ACS:Law email leak is undoubtedly huge and as an increasing amount of ACS:Law company information is obtained from the leaked company emails it is important that each of us do our part in spreading the news.  This includes posting on your website, blog, news outlet, Twitter, Facebook, social networking sites and contacting interested parties who would, too, be interested in the information that has been gained.
We have strong evidence to believe that Andrew Crossley and ACS:Law have, in the past, looked into hiring a company that specialise in keeping a soiled reputation off the Internet.  This includes setting up websites about the person, social networking profiles and search engine manipulation.  A Google search for the term "ACS Law" demonstrates just how many individuals across varying online discussion groups have been targeted by the ACS scam.  It is vital that these communities hear about this leak.  Current examples are this post on Slyck.com from P2P activist Alexander Hanff and this post on British Telecom's (BT) discussion board, indicating just how interested companies are with this information.  MORE TO FOLLOW...