RBCP's Stalkings

[Nynex]

They called me a moron, that makes me sad on the inside. I can't believe that lady is getting so much attention though.

[rbcp]

I left a comment on their article, telling them it was their fault they were transmitting their location to the public, not pleaserobme's.

Pranking these social media gurus sure seems like a great idea.  We get a lot of articles out of it.

[Nynex]

Yea, I have a good time doing it. It makes me laugh and having articles written with us, even though they obviously don't specifically mention us, makes me feel special.

[rbcp]

It shouldn't be too long before the article writers see these links to themselves and find this thread.  Then they'll alert Carri.  That'll be fun.

[Acidpez]

Call Carri on the phone show and interview her like your from a media outlet.

[jx]

Call Carri on the phone show and interview her like your from a media outlet.

  Best. Idea. Ever.

[Acidpez]

Another Bugby Article http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=2678

looks like they found PLA!

 Ben Smith  [Moderator]  1 hour ago in reply to Dino Allsman
You're right about how it works but wrong about the rest... This lady decided to tweet her location - she hasn't complained about privacy. She complained about someone harassing her... just as she would as if they had done it in person. PRM.com was just an easy way to target her.

Perhaps you'd like to be open and admit you were responsible rather than defending this pathetic behaviour - http://www.phonelosers.org/pla-radio-episode-27... ? What have you proved with this stunt... that you can abuse random women by phone? Sure, but you haven't validated PRM.com's point, because at no point was her home in any danger of being robbed.

It's also interesting that you choose to lecture people on online privacy - using your name above and email address I was able to find your home town, age, occupation, employer, income-band, height, weight and several pictures of you and your family. By your rationale I could publish this or use it to harass you...

[Nynex]

That guy is just trying to act like he's some kind of special. I can't believe he's trying to argue a point that has nothing to actually back it up.

[AmishGangsta]

Another Bugby Article http://thereallymobileproject.com/?p=2678

What have you proved with this stunt... that you can abuse random women by phone?

Talk about an exaggeration...

He says, "using your name above and email address I was able to find your home town, age, occupation, employer, income-band, height, weight and several pictures of you and your family. By your rationale I could publish this or use it to harass you..."

Hopefully he runs with that, considering he thinks he's talking to, "Dino Allsman."

[Nynex]

What's really funny is that when brad called him out on it he try's to play it off like he knew he wasn't actually dino allsman.

[rbcp]

He also refuses to tell me where I work, even though I've asked him to twice now.

[Acidpez]

he wants to avoid your question brad! he deleted your post

[Ben]

I love the fact that your forum warns me that activity "invasive of a person's privacy" is prohibited...  Brilliant...

You did know I was reading this thread all along, right? Brad *must* have worked it out.

So Brad, the job I was referring to was the radio hosting gig you have with Party934, but you also run 'hoorayforbuttons.com' as a home business too. Apparently.  The rest is for all to see on your Myspace page, as I'm sure you know.  There's also an address posted publicly for you that isn't your PO box... but I won't disclose that in case it is current (it's in a fairly obvious place if you do want to find it...).

Is this complete? Probably not. Is it a demonstration that you share a great deal of information about yourself? I reckon so - I've only used the most basic of free tools.  It's odd to me that you're so anxious to prove I don't know your occupation, but post much more personal details in the open.

And yes - before you get too excited - that same information is out there about me... a little more of some and a little less of the other, but enough.

Did I know it was you all along? Not just from reading your first comment, no. However this thread popped up under your name in time for me to notice  Dino was posting from the same town as you on the same cable provider you mentioned in the first blog post Google found on your site ...it wasn't much of a leap of faith.

So what have we proven here?  Well not much either way... but that you'd have been a great deal more welcome to have the conversation - however much I disagree with you - on my site if you'd been honest about your identity and hadn't used offensive words about women.

Oh... and Nynex... What kind of surname is Waldrip?

I'm happy to stay here and discuss this with you all or you can just delete this. Your choice... I'm afraid we're off-topic for my site now though.

[DT2G]

Ben, I'm afraid you're quite mistaken about Brad's occupation. As you can see here, he is currently pursuing his lifelong dream of being a high school geography teacher.

[Godot]

Ben: Yep, Brad is releasing too much personal info online. And he thinks that people who publish too much personal info online deserve to be stalked. Therefore, you should stalk Brad. He deserves it. In fact, give me all this information you've collected, and I'll help by making mildly threatening phone calls to him. He will be so scared. It will be hilarious.