"AtHomeNet Violates Computer Fraud and Abuse Act", Final Judgment by Federal CourtAtHomeNet, Inc., homeowners association Web site provider, has been judged responsible for violations of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act by the United States District Court for the District of Colorado.
By: AssociationVoice Drew Regitz, co-founder and President of AssociationVoice, commented: “It was clearly our obligation to protect the interests of our clients, our company, and to uphold the ethics our industry aspires to. It is unfortunate that a competitor so flagrantly violated Federal Law and did so with an attitude of ‘no big deal’.” AtHomeNet, under the direction of its owners and with the participation of several of their employees, created a fictitious homeowners association and then used that fictitious homeowners association to fraudulently subscribe to AssociationVoice’ Over the time that AtHomeNet’s scheme was in place, there were over eighty logins from the AtHomeNet offices and owners’ personal residence into secured administration areas for the fictitious homeowners association. Additionally, dozens of calls and emails were logged to AssociationVoice’ In issuing its Final Judgment, the Colorado Federal Court made permanent its Preliminary Injunction ruling where the Court stated that AtHomeNet and the Sanders’ had “exhibited a willingness to engage in improper conduct to obtain protected information” In addition to judgment being entered against AtHomeNet for its violations of federal law, in particular, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and in addition to judgment also being entered against AtHomeNet for having breached its contractual covenants, and in addition to the Court entering a Permanent Injunction against AtHomeNet, AtHomeNet also paid a significant monetary settlement to AssociationVoice in exchange for AssociationVoice’ To view a copy of the Federal Court’s Final Judgment, click AtHomeNet Violates Computer Fraud and Abuse Act – Final Judgment. To view further information concerning the Federal Court’s Preliminary Injunction Order which is now permanent, click AtHomeNet Ordered by Federal Court to Cease and Desist. To view information concerning the original Federal Complaint and associated filing, click AtHomeNet charged with Violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Copyright Act, et al. If you have further questions, please let us know so we may provide you with further information. For more information, visit AssociationVoice (http://www.associationvoice.com/ Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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