Actually ran across this question personally several years ago when
I was the Direct Sales Administrator of ThrustMaster, INC. I got
an email stating that he knew what I did, and he was going to "get" me
for it. "No place I could Hide".
Because he used dial-up, the Telephone Threat Laws applied
to him. AOL was quite happy to cooperate with the Oregon Dept.
of Justice in tracking him down. When caught his response was, "I
was just having a little fun, I wouldn't have really hurt anyone". He
lived in a small town in the north of Nevada.
Important Parts: Contact his domain/ISP, Local Police, and
the State AG's Office. If he is from out of state, contact the Police
in his state as well (Many have Websites now-a-days). Prepared
is advisable, as once a person knows that you won't play the game
their way, they want to quit doing it.
Signed,
John E. Jewkes, SMD US Army MARS Oregon/Idaho
OR/ID State Director (Portland METRO Area Resident)
Confidential Phone Number (Confirm Only) 503-977-0527
National HQ Identity Verification Line: 1-800-633-1128 ext 1 or 4
(24/7/365)
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