Posted on 02-May-2000 12:28 GMT by Christian Kemp | 8 comments View flat View list |
According to a poster in comp.sys.amiga.misc, the IWin website, and therefore the last evidence of this monster hoax/scam, has finally disappeared. I don't even remember their URL, but all the while I was kinda expecting that Iwin's end would be different than just a simple disappearance without further notice. Like a law suit against them, a message on their site stating they've moved to Sibiria to hibernate, a posting with explanations, anything.
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Posted by Ryan E. A. Czerwinski-Merlancia Industries on 03-May-2000 22:00 GMT | Their website worked up until last week at www.iwin-corp.de
they never paid the regg fees on the .com addresses. they had about 6 .de URLs.
I never said they weren't for real, as this is not wholly true.
But it is a relief t ome that theit .de domain has dies. Not because i have any distain to them, but rather because I knew the site would be like Softwood's softwood.com. It would never be updated again...
As far as Martin is concerned, I never could reach him on the phone. To the gent that has a cell line gor him I ask that he e-mail me with the Nr. I would like to speak to Martin on some things.
Oh, anbd yes, the IP address still connects to the server. This is not to last....
Cheers,
Ryan E. A. Czerwinski |
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