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Hi. Love your latest article about the fake DMCA request submitted by Parmar. Strangely, in the past, he has posted on Gripeo/Dirtyscam etc claiming that anyone who submits a DMCA request against his websites is “lodging fake DMCA” requests. Good to give him a taste of his own medicine.
I am a victim of Parmar. He posted a dreadful article about us on Gripeo. Although it was totally false, infringed copyright and broke multiple privacy laws, Google ignored all our requests for removal even when our local law enforcement agency contacted them. Disgraceful on the part of Google. So even though the article he posted was totally false, II was left with no option other than to pay this repulsive lowlife via his Removereports.com, where he pretends to be “Martin Horan”.
When I had to make the payment, I had to send it to him via an invoice he generated on the WISE payment app. The account he uses to receive his payments is:
Account name: Zozal Internet LLC
Account number: 11960888
Account address: 123-12 Jamaica Avenue #98035. Richmond Hill 11418, New York, USA
I have already reported this scam bank account to WISE and they say they are taking action. I showed them the proof of his email demands for payment plus the various NYTimes articles and Plainsite links about Parmar.
If you and your followers do the same, his bank accounts will be closed and funds potentially seized. Banks and payment apps like WISE do not want to handle accounts that are criminal as it can affect their own banking/financial licenses if their regulators find out.
Yes. I emailed Wise. I showed them proof of his demand as Martin Horan from Removereports.com as well as the NY Times articles and the plain site link (https://www.plainsite.org/dockets/download.html?id=293698243&z=73ca6482) which shows the Court case against Parmar and shows his websites, aliases (Martin Horan and Matt Hamp) and describes his extortion scam.
You may have to be careful making the bank details (account number etc) public as if it goes on your website, the link will probably get taken down straight away. Just let your followers and other victims know that they should report Zozal Internet LLC to Wise for the same reasons as I used (criminal activity and potential wire fraud and money laundering). I got the impression from Wise’s response that they are taking action. But the more complaints they receive the more likely it is that they will shut his accounts down and stop the flow of his criminal income.
I am looking into taking Google to Court in the US as they have left themselves open to being accused of complicity in the crimes of Parmar and his victims will get a bigger payout from Google. Plus they will block this guy everywhere and probably pull strings to get him deported back to the US to wear an orange suit.
Read this recent article: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65340444.amp
Also, good move doctoring his picture. That is your copyright now 👍
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