Happy 44th Birthday, James!

For his birthday, James decided to create fake profiles on LinkedIn. Of course, they were deleted after a few days. On a related note, James continues to bring up arguments with subscribers who demanded a refund several years ago! Talk about immature…

It’s sad that a 44-year-old male — a man who was once the cream of the crop in his line of work — has degenerated into a vengeful hermit.

James' Wife Continues To Disappear!

Apparently, James is very, very protective of his wife's identity. He's been logging into every Web site she's made and removed her information. Case in point: This StayFriends.se profile.

It used to say "Åsa Ewing" (it still says so in the URL), but since early April it's been changed to "Åsa E."

P.S. The Sveasoft article on Wikipedia is semi-protected, so James Ewing can't vandalize it. But that didn't stop him from whitewashing Seattle Wireless' wiki.

Who deserves privacy?

In case you've not noticed, James Ewing has been e-mailing image hosting providers to get a picture of his wife, Åsa Ewing, off the Internet completely. He's even gone so far as to erase all information about her from an old web site!

The text he deleted was:

My name is Åsa Ewing I was born and raised in Stockholm and I am 35 years old. I moved to Massachusetts in the summer of 2006 with my husband and our two boys Ryan and Lucas. I am an educated elementary school teacher, and right now I´m working on my Masters through the University of Stockholm. I like living in Massachusetts, and I enjoy working at the Swedish School.

I guess James doesn't want the world to know that neither he, nor his wife and children, exist. Too bad he couldn't extend the same amount of courtesy to all the ex-customers he harassed over the years.

Oh well. At least I've found yet another way to get on James Ewing's nerves.

James Ewing ain't no Matlock

It appears James has tried again to find my identity. Of course, he fails miserably: first he says my name's Αndrеw Βοurkе, then he says my name's Gаrу Whіtmοrе. C'mon, James... your lame attempts at "outing" people on the Internet are not only inaccurate, they're just plain funny.

Do you honestly believe that I'd let my identity leak out so you'd get it? Hell no!



P.S. Next time I call Åsa, I'll tell her that you've been touching Lucas and Ryan in naughty places. But that idle threat pales in comparison to what you've done to hundreds of former customers.

James Ewing: The Retarded Sherlock Holmes

James thinks he's making progress with posting personal information and spamming it on this blog:

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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "James Ewing patents HTTP tunneling":

http://child-predator.blogspot.com

Think again, James! I've already had my phone number changed, since (unlike you) I've got a steady income to pay for the $7.50 surcharge. You aren't scaring me!

P.S.: I'm not going to disable anonymous comments, but I will continue to moderate them.

Phone books aren't confidential

A certain someone thought that this cached Web site was "confidential information". It would just make too much sense to accuse James Ewing of calling people non-stop since he has VoIP accounts.

Apparently, phone books are confidential information as well. The following phone numbers were in question:

• +1 (410) 563-8397
• +1 (443) 267-0064
• +1 (443) 524-7200
  All three were found in the WHOIS data for jsci.net.
  
• +1 (443) 524-6540
• +1 (866) 229-1542
  Found in this public directory.
  

Why does James Ewing not want people to know his business information? Does he not want people knowing how to contact his place of business?

Happy new year!

Check out the house James lives in:

He makes it sound like he owns the island. Well, maybe he does... but his company's in hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of debt though, so he won't be buying any more islands.

The NSA found James!

Yes, I write crypto software.

James wasn't kidding when I said "I wrote crypto software." But someone cracked his encryption codes.

There is only one explanation: the NSA found him.