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Getty Images Letter Forum / Any attorney defended lawsuits yet?
« on: November 30, 2010, 09:05:11 PM »
I see a lot of good information on this site and I thank the people running it.
I used to design websites using a company offshore and now have several of my old clients coming to me for solutions in these matters ranging from Getty Images to Superstock. Of course that company I used is not to be found now, lol.
Of course they aren't going after me but the eventuality of the website clients coming after me are there i'm sure.
Have there been any of these cases actually defended in court with an attorney or at least someone defending themselves with a decent defense? The only one I see is a default judgement on your site.
I see some of these have gone to collection agency firms. Can they put this on your credit profile as a collection? I can't see how they could if you never agreed to anything in writing such a loan or credit card agreement.
Any experience with SuperStock on these letters? I haven't found mention of them yet here though I've just started my read.
Also, not to be ungrateful but how do we know you the moderators and people running this site aren't in on it with them or out to turn a buck yourselves? I read through your descriptions and backgrounds but I still find myself asking that question. Henry Kissinger once said "you can call me paranoid but that doesn't mean I'm crazy". I would think you are not but thought I would ask just the same. The stock photo companies have just as much access to all of this information here as we do I suppose.
I used to design websites using a company offshore and now have several of my old clients coming to me for solutions in these matters ranging from Getty Images to Superstock. Of course that company I used is not to be found now, lol.
Of course they aren't going after me but the eventuality of the website clients coming after me are there i'm sure.
Have there been any of these cases actually defended in court with an attorney or at least someone defending themselves with a decent defense? The only one I see is a default judgement on your site.
I see some of these have gone to collection agency firms. Can they put this on your credit profile as a collection? I can't see how they could if you never agreed to anything in writing such a loan or credit card agreement.
Any experience with SuperStock on these letters? I haven't found mention of them yet here though I've just started my read.
Also, not to be ungrateful but how do we know you the moderators and people running this site aren't in on it with them or out to turn a buck yourselves? I read through your descriptions and backgrounds but I still find myself asking that question. Henry Kissinger once said "you can call me paranoid but that doesn't mean I'm crazy". I would think you are not but thought I would ask just the same. The stock photo companies have just as much access to all of this information here as we do I suppose.