In less than one month time, Yahoo! has been sued twice for pornographic issues. Early this month, Yahoo! got sued over Candyman child porn site, now a woman named Cecilia Barnes, 48, sued Yahoo Inc. for USD$3 million, alleging Yahoo failed to fulfill a promise to remove nude pictures of her from the profile in one of the Yahoo services.
Cecilia Barnes claims an ex-boyfriend began posting unauthorized personal profiles of her containing the photos in December last year. The profiles included her e-mail address and work phone number. She sent Yahoo a letter in January 2005, saying she did not create the profiles and wanted them removed. Additional attempts to get Yahoo to remove them in February and March did not get a response. So, as a result, she filed the lawsuit.
Quoted:
“Due to these profiles and online chats, unknown men would arrive without warning at plaintiff’s work expecting to engage in sexual relations with her,” the lawsuit claims.
[Source]
3 million?? Anyone wants to earn 3 million, send me your nude pics, I’ll upload to Yahoo right away. :D
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And all Yahoo! needs to do is negotiate a 300,000 dollar deal for her to either take it or go into a court appeal whereby she’ll pay more than 300,000 to win. :P
And all Yahoo! needs to do is negotiate a 300,000 dollar deal for her to either take it or go into a court appeal whereby she’ll pay more than 300,000 to win. :P
Hahaha…
Seems like we just can’t fight with big company huh? :D
Hahaha…
Seems like we just can’t fight with big company huh? :D