321 Chat Gregory Barrow :utilizes illegally modified software on his cash-cow domain: New York, New York

4th of Oct, 2011 by User295947

321chat.com owner Gregory Barrow openly implements and utilizes illegally modified software on his cash-cow domain. How do I know this? The better question is, how does anyone NOT know this? The software itself is called DigiChat, a completely original java-powered chatting system. The original creators of this platform was DigiChat.com, that recently went out of business for legal reasons. The software was then taken into development by a popular Egyptian company called EgyOne. Egyone.com has developed and personally hosted privately developed patches and versions of DigiChats, legally of course. I have personally spoken with EgyOne.com and I feel bad for them. They lack the linguistic skills to effectively communicate with english speakers, but one thing they kept saying over and over again is "Thief chat, thief chat, thief chat." On any typical DigiChat, there is a information tab in a Settings panel when you log into the actual chatting system. This information tab displays copyright information from DigiChat.com, unless it is illegally modified. You can clearly see by logging in and checking this tab, that the source code to this particular software was illegally modified, as it claims that all development and copy rights belong to 321chat.com The owner of that chat also has a knack for implementing nulled software on his domain. Example? http://321chat.com/forum/forum.php . You'll clearly see here that his nulled forum software was exploited. This has literally been in this condition for over a month now. Why hasn't the owner bothered to come online and fix his own domain? Who knows, he is most likely swimming in money he unjustifiably and illegally obtains.

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