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Curtis Gervais (wdmg / SilverCreek) threatens LowEndTalk with Lawsuit

SleeperjuanSleeperjuan Member

For those who don't know the backstory: Curtis (Terabit.io / ByteFilter) sold Path Network's data to Rene Roosen (CosmicGuard / GameServerKings) as part of an $800,000 extortion attempt and got caught because he left the Signal conversations on his personal laptop for investigators to find.

Weeks after public court filings in the US revealed that Curtis had signed a sworn statement admitting to everything and selling out his co-conspirator, Curtis threatened LowEndTalk, LowEndSpirit and Reddit with Cease and Desist letters to censor the story - falsely claiming that his sworn admission was sealed material when it was not.

C&D to LET


Not only was the admission freely accessible via the court website the entire time, Curtis has failed in his legal attempts to block the circulation of his statement and the evidence of his theft. Days after Curtis made the invalid threats against LowEndTalk, a US court ruled that Curtis' already public sworn statement would not be sealed and would remain on public record. Curtis lost his attempts to hide his statement against Rene, and it continues to remain publicly accessible on the Arizona court website despite his extensive efforts at censoring the document.

Arizona courts decision



tldr; Curtis is being a censor-wagon, tried to bury his snitch statement by falsely claiming public court records were private, threatened to sue LowEndTalk to hide it, spent over $30,000 to try to censor the document but ultimately lost in court.

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Comments

  • x0x0xx0x0x Member

    Not exactly prime popcorn time, but I'll take it. Drama's too good to pass up.

  • ehhthingehhthing Member

    Path drama just keeps on going...

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  • wadhahwadhah Member, Host Rep
    edited May 21

    Marshal have you considered going to therapy? I think it would really help with your life and behavior, might fix a few things.

    If you can't afford it, I'm sure you can just not pay the therapist, or sell a couple more dedis you don't own

  • davidedavide Member

    Even lawyers sign their name in block letters

    ?

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  • sillycatsillycat Member

    If this were true, how’d you get that document? @angstrom , isn’t this (private documents) what got some lawsuit threads taken down before?

  • @davide said:
    Even lawyers sign their name in block letters

    ?

    Hey @Saragoldfarb look, its ANDREW FROM LEGAL :joy:

  • LeviLevi Member

    @Sleeperjuan said: threatened to sue LowEndTalk

    Does the Gervais really think that he has money to fight bilou? :D

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  • AlyxAlyx Member, Host Rep

    Time for the LowEndLawyers!

  • AlyxAlyx Member, Host Rep

    @wadhah said:
    Marshal have you considered going to therapy? I think it would really help with your life and behavior, might fix a few things.

    If you can't afford it, I'm sure you can just not pay the therapist, or sell a couple more dedis you don't own

    What has Marshal to do with the C&D from Curtis?

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  • @davide said: Even lawyers sign their name in block letters

    Pretty normal practice. It is kinda electronic signature.

  • defaultdefault Veteran

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  • MurvMurv Member, Megathread Squad
  • Nice socks.

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  • tentortentor Member, Host Rep

    @JohnFilch123 said:

    @davide said: Even lawyers sign their name in block letters

    Pretty normal practice. It is kinda electronic signature.

    But how that's proving anything? It's literally PNG and text, not even a PGP.

  • SWORN REMOTELY by @DataRecovery before honorable LET members at LowEndTalk in the DC of Buffalo, on the 21st day of May, 2026.

    Please double my SWORN.

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  • @tentor said:

    @JohnFilch123 said:

    @davide said: Even lawyers sign their name in block letters

    Pretty normal practice. It is kinda electronic signature.

    But how that's proving anything? It's literally PNG and text, not even a PGP.

    The proof is probably the log of the fax machine. Lawyers...

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  • AcrcbeeAcrcbee Member

    @Alyx said:

    @wadhah said:
    Marshal have you considered going to therapy? I think it would really help with your life and behavior, might fix a few things.

    If you can't afford it, I'm sure you can just not pay the therapist, or sell a couple more dedis you don't own

    What has Marshal to do with the C&D from Curtis?


    Curtis is @Wadhah 's boss. It's hilarious that he's trying to defend him for threatening to sue Jon Biloh over a LET post.

  • ehhthingehhthing Member
    edited May 21

    @sillycat said:
    If this were true, how’d you get that document? @angstrom , isn’t this (private documents) what got some lawsuit threads taken down before?

    In Canada there is the concept of public documents that media cannot publish. It makes sense because bringing media attention to e.g. someone's deeply personal and traumatizing court case is not in the interest of the victim. One good example is of a victim who accused a number of junior hockey players of rape. There was a publication ban on the victim's name even though the court record did have the victim's name on them.

    "The people" might have a right to see the documents themselves, but they need to go through the effort of asking the court for access rather than simply reading it on the news.

  • defaultdefault Veteran

    That thread mentioned in the document seems to have a LET permission problem.

    Tagging Administrators: @trewq / @jbiloh / @FAT32
    Tagging Moderators: @hawc / @Jord / @netomx / @angstrom / @DP

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  • AcrcbeeAcrcbee Member

    @ehhthing said:

    @sillycat said:
    If this were true, how’d you get that document? @angstrom , isn’t this (private documents) what got some lawsuit threads taken down before?

    In Canada there is the concept of public documents that media cannot publish. It makes sense because bringing media attention to e.g. someone's deeply personal and traumatizing court case is not in the interest of the victim. One good example is of a victim who accused a number of junior hockey players of rape. There was a publication ban on the victim's name even though the court record did have the victim's name on them.

    "The people" might have a right to see the documents themselves, but they need to go through the effort of asking the court for access rather than simply reading it on the news.


    The US court ruled the documents are public. Curtis lost his motions and the judge ruled against him. Anyone can go view them, it's public.

  • ascicodeascicode Member

    This thread where only created because the other wasnt visible. Mr biloh should ban this permanent actors. It wont change anything but comes to court issues in future.

  • JohnFilch123JohnFilch123 Member
    edited May 21

    @tentor said: But how that's proving anything?

    This is a different question :lol: I was just referring to a practice of putting e-signatures on the document. I think this story was featured on LET a few times already, so I guess a few people are so unhappy with Curtis that they post it again and again.

  • emghemgh Member, Megathread Squad

    this is all so fucking cringe

    can't we ban everyone that has any relation to the ddos protection industry just point blank

    just a bunch of kids in suits thinking they're james bond anyway

  • defaultdefault Veteran

    @emgh said:
    this is all so fucking cringe

    can't we ban everyone that has any relation to the ddos protection industry just point blank

    just a bunch of kids in suits thinking they're james bond anyway

    So... you don't like suits? Aren't suits elegant enough for you?

  • MannDudeMannDude Patron Provider, Veteran
    edited May 21

    @JohnFilch123 said:

    @tentor said: But how that's proving anything?

    This is a different question :lol: I was just referring to a practice of putting e-signatures on the document. I think this story was featured on LET a few times already, so I guess a few people are so unhappy with Curtis that they post it again and again.

    DocuSign is very widely accepted. There is more to it than just applying a .png of your signature or "handwriting font" of it on a document. On mobile and too lazy to go into detail.

    I've always used it for LOAs, NDAs and such.

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  • dbadudedbadude Member

    scary to see people being so serious on a 7 dollar per year obsolete computing website.

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  • AcrcbeeAcrcbee Member

    @dbadude said:
    scary to see people being so serious on a 7 dollar per year obsolete computing website.

    You better stop posting in here or you'll receive a very strongly worded email from Curtis's (likely unpaid and constantly changing) legal team, same as Biloh did.

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  • @MannDude said: DocuSign is very widely accepted

    Yep...also Adobe Sign whatever it is called.

  • dbadudedbadude Member

    Let better than netflix

  • tentortentor Member, Host Rep

    @MannDude said:

    @JohnFilch123 said:

    @tentor said: But how that's proving anything?

    This is a different question :lol: I was just referring to a practice of putting e-signatures on the document. I think this story was featured on LET a few times already, so I guess a few people are so unhappy with Curtis that they post it again and again.

    DocuSign is very widely accepted. There is more to it than just applying a .png of your signature or "handwriting font" of it on a document. On mobile and too lazy to go into detail.

    I've always used it for LOAs, NDAs and such.

    I mean, in Ukraine and in Estonia there is digital signatures that are accepted by governments and are used to identify signer. I haven't seen anything close to that guarantees level in DocuSign.

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