The Sad Cunts with No Life Thread

[Billy's Licky Lips]

Interestingly over the last couple of weeks, I have noticed an increase in internet companies asking me to review their privacy policy, or asking me if I want to remain on their mailing lists etc. Thus far, despite having my email address on record (Billy doxed me publicly one time with my email address, although he spelt my name wrong, so I know he has that info) the fat one has yet to send out an email to ask me to review his privacy policy, etc. This despite being schooled in the whole privacy thing. Who else can't wait for the 25th?

[Guest]

Well, well Tango is a frother.

http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/msg.mv?id=479684

Remember when Frothers was more than just one thread?

[GarrisonMiniatures]

'Who else can't wait for the 25th?'
I can give you one guess.

[... - - - ...]

Well, this is amusing. It looks as though Kevin Kiley has been using the Amazon accounts of two female relatives to post favourable reviews of his own Artillery of the Napoleonic Wars:

[url]ref=acr_search_see_all[/url]

The history buffs who reviewed the book as ‘Great Read! Loads of technical information’ and ‘an excellent reference source’ are called ‘Sarah’ and ‘’Robyn’. Clicking on their profiles reveals that on the same day as she reviewed Kevin’s book ‘Sarah’ also reviewed various female knicknacks and children’s toys - but strangely has never reviewed any other books, historical or otherwise. ‘Robyn’ has been posting reviews for many years however, including of a vacuum cleaner, a Martha Stewart Cookbook, quite a few romantic novels .. and, incongruously, three other books on Napoleonic Artillery besides Kevin’s magnum opus.

Can Kevin stoop any lower? Well yes, of course he can - he won’t be able to resist it. Just keep your eyes on him and Amazon - Watch and shoot, watch and shoot!

What a complete and utter cockwomble the man is.

[Not Bill, or anyone else]

Maybe the plagiarist at TNP could steal this:

We are updating our User Privacy Notice to reflect changes we’ve made to strengthen your privacy rights. This is part of our ongoing commitment to be transparent about how we use your data and keep it safe. We have included changes to address the new standards introduced by the European data protection law known as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

Here are the highlights of what’s new:
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We have created easy-to-recognize icons that will help highlight privacy topics to make it easier for you to see how we use your personal information.
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We have added some detail around what you can do with your data and how you can exercise your privacy rights on eBay.
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We have given you additional information about when we delete your data.
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We will provide increased transparency around the different purposes for which we use your personal information.

Keeping your data safe and increasing transparency are important to us, and we are committed to these changes. The new GDPR law goes into effect on May 25, 2018 and many eBay users around the world will benefit from the added privacy protections this law affords. You can learn more about eBay’s Privacy Principles, User Privacy Notice and how GDPR may apply to you at our Privacy Center.

Thank you for being a part of eBay,

eBay Global Privacy Team
Visit our Privacy Notice and User Agreement if you have any questions.

[JJCH nli]

Oops

https://www.amazon.com/Artillery-Napoleonic-Wars-1792-1815-Library/dp/1848328435/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8#customerReviews

‘Sarah’ also reviewed Bible Verse Fortune Cookies. I told you many pages ago that Kev was sockpuppeting his reviews.

I’m rather hoping that ‘Sarah’ is to Kev as ‘Gwen is to Bill. The image of Kev tapping away on TNP, attired in Fuzzy Footies non slip slippers, Silcone Grip Women’s lacy foit socks, a Calvin Klein bra and a rather fetching Kermit the Frog coloured sun dress, all the while munching bible fortune cookies is killing.

Ten points to anyone with a sock who wants to post a review of Kev’s books on TNP and reference all the other goodies.

[Guest]

Oops

https://www.amazon.com/Artillery-Napoleonic-Wars-1792-1815-Library/dp/1848328435/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8#customerReviews

‘Sarah’ also reviewed Bible Verse Fortune Cookies. I told you many pages ago that Kev was sockpuppeting his reviews.

I’m rather hoping that ‘Sarah’ is to Kev as ‘Gwen is to Bill. The image of Kev tapping away on TNP, attired in Fuzzy Footies non slip slippers, Silcone Grip Women’s lacy foit socks, a Calvin Klein bra and a rather fetching Kermit the Frog coloured sun dress, all the while munching bible fortune cookies is killing.

Ten points to anyone with a sock who wants to post a review of Kev’s books on TNP and reference all the other goodies.

Put your money where your mouth is and use one of your own.

[amazon review reader]

Come one, Kevin - a man who can be so inventive when crafting Amazon reviews of his own books can create a better put-down than that. Where's the vituperation you like to lavish on reviews of other people's books? Or are they all in fact written by Walsh?

[Not Worthy Enough]

'Who else can't wait for the 25th?'
I can give you one guess.

Me for one.
I think the UK's ICO might be getting a number of complaints after 25th May


Given the number of UK citizens personal info potentially involved I think the ICO might well take an interest in TMP eventually.

Hey Bill, tell everyone again how TMP "appears to be compliant with GDPR" you lying sack of shit.

Pay will be a bitch, Billy Boy.

And it will all be through legal means.

[Just passing by (again)]

Only half listening to the wireless the other day, there was discussion about 'bought reviews' and false reviews on sites such as Amazon. Amazon pledged to take a 'hard-line' against those they found doing such things. If I could be arsed I wonder what Amazon would make of Kiley's reviews of his own books (a term I use loosely)