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The idiology for the Linn Forums was bourne from the failure of small factions to ascertain the necessary ingredients for a successful community. A place where uncompromised discussion could take place and where people could attain information without dealer bias. The goal was to unite the masses, a one forum for all....The universal standard.

Nä, skadar knappast men det känns som att om de gamla ägarna startar igen har de en del förlorat förtroendekapital att ta igen. Tror rätt många här skulle bli hyfsat upprörda om databasen plötsligt tömdes... med all rätt.

Jag tar backup på databasen då och då, går sällan mer än en vecka iallafall mellan dem. Har dock aldrig testat att återställa med dem, det borde man ju göra. Är ju inte sällan man läser om backuper som inte fungerar som de ska. Egentligen borde man ha ett automatiserat system för det för att slippa göra det manuellt.

Jag gillar inte alls upplägget på forumet. Kommer inte att registrera mig.

/ jajo

THIS FORUM IS RUN BY A FRAUDSTER!

Majid Raza sets up another Linn forum? Oh, I wonder what he's upto now? Identity theft perhaps?
How many identities does this guy have? So far we have Rosso/sephora/pagani/linnforums/papichulo...........
You can phone him on this number... (44) 0113-2624869
Click here for Majid Raza's location
This is a link to the below article about him in the Yorkshire Post, and the real reason the last linn-forums was nuked!!

Man gets jail for £40,000 credit swindle

A FRAUDSTER who dishonestly obtained goods worth £40,000 over the Internet by giving other people's credit card details has been jailed for two years.
Olwen Dudgeon
Raza Majid ordered hundreds of DVDs, PlayStation games and compact discs by using false names and e-mail addresses, arranging delivery at friends' homes around Leeds.
Major Internet companies were given other people's credit card details for payments, passed on to him by contacts in restaurants and garages, and even in one case a bank.
Majid, 25 today of Hamilton Gardens, Chapeltown, Leeds, admitted 17 charges of deception over six months between December 2000 and June 2001.
Sentencing him yesterday at Leeds Crown Court, the Recorder of Leeds, Judge Norman Jones QC, said: "Some three years ago you involved yourself as the principal in a highly sophisticated fraud and it was a fraud that attacked the very basis of modern commerce."
"Each year millions of pounds of goods are ordered and supplied via the Internet and millions of pounds of goods are paid for on the back of credit cards, you attacked both of these basic institutions."
"You utilised your computer to order goods over the Internet and your familiarity with people able to give you credit card numbers in order to supply credit card details when ordering these goods."
The judge said whatever the involvement of others in the process did not absolve Majid, an intelligent young man who had succumbed to greed.
"Those who commit offences of this sophistication attacking the institutions over lengthy periods of time cannot conceivably anticipate any sentence other than immediate custody."
Andrew Hatton, prosecuting, said Majid was arrested in June 2001 and a lengthy inquiry revealed his dishonesty in ordering goods regularly on the Internet using other people's details.
The items were delivered to a number of addresses and passed on to Majid who is believed to have sold many of them through car boot fairs. When his home was searched 260 dvds and more than 200 compact discs were recovered.
Ken Green for Majid said he was not the only beneficiary from the fraud, others had been willing helpers.
He said Majid had expressed genuine remorse for his actions and since the offences had got himself a good job working for a local newspaper and would be able to pay some compensation if he remained in the community.