Constructive Notice of Jurisdiction – Catanese and Wells and CyberDefender Corporation
March 30th, 2010. Published under Business Scams, Fraud, Scams. No Comments.
This is a constructive notice that personal jurisdiction over Allen Harkleroad and corporate jurisdiction of GMP Services falls within the state of Georgia. By accessing GMP Services Inc owned websites constitutes your acceptance of our terms of service which dictate jurisdiction of any legal claims. All claims much be filed in the Georgia state court, Bulloch County or US District court, Georgia Southern District. Website terms of service are clearly displayed on all websites owned by GMP Services, Inc of Statesboro Georgia. GMP Services Inc, has insufficient ties to the state of California to afford the state of California of any jurisdiction over myself or GMP Services Inc. Any litigation filed outside of personal and corporate jurisdiction will be moved to the proper jurisdiction and defended and counter-claims will be filed against all parties involved. Mr. Hume, Mr. Catanese you have two choices, file suit against GMP Services Inc and/or Allen Harkleroad in the proper jurisdiction or issue a retraction for the letter send to GMP Services dated March 24, 2010. If you fail to comply with my demand for a retraction of your letter I will take measures to ensure that you and your client never in the future harass myself or GMP Services Inc. Failure to respond to this email or previous emails will constitute acceptance that a retraction will be forthcoming and that the law firm of Catanese and Wells accepts such constructive notice and will in the future abstain from any contact with Allen Harkleroad and/or GMP Services Inc. Have you ever touched a hot stove and said “Damn, I’ll never to that again”? There is good reason why I am called the most dangerous consumer in America. Rest assured, unless I receive my written retraction, I will make an example of Catanese & Wells and CyberDefender Corporation.