Eric has replied to my reply of his first communication. Here's the latest reply from Eric Jonkers:
Hi P.J.
I believe you understand it incorrectly, it is not yours as a person, but as a supervisor on the forum.
It is also not the question of whether a model is fake or not, but that someone is accused of it. And is associated with other persons as well as personal mailings are placed in topics including personal information.
This is in violation of the Personal Registration Act in Europe and also in the UK.
I hope you understand now.
Best regards,
Eric
egjjonkers@gmail.com
Eric,
Eric also seems to overlook the fact that all comments noted on the forums are personal opinions and, as such, only carry the weight of one man's opinion. Here is my reply to Eric:
Here are some cold hard facts (in no particular order):
Communications through the forums become the exclusive property of the forum owner and you have no expectations of privacy (that's zero privacy). You have elected to obtain your contact information via a private system that is only available by membership. You relinquish all right to privacy at that point. The content of your communications are not protected. Contacting either myself or another member via information provided by the member only data contained within the forum also strips away the rights you claim.
The accusations concerning the many fake and fraudulent models you offer for sale (and have sold) are well founded. Enough evidence exists (and that evidence now rests in the hands of those you have defrauded) to counter your hopeless claims to the contrary.
Once you transact in a business arrangement with another individual, you also give up expectations of privacy. That transaction can be on eBay or any other web based site or brick & mortar place of business.
Once you join the VBD as a member, we own your user name and that identity. The VBD will own that forever, even if the moderating staff decides to revoke your ability to post content, the VBD retains all rights reserved.
Your only hope for future privacy is to never join another online auction site, online trading site, online social media site, online member site, etc. However - you have freely provided so much personal information to so many different venues, that your claims have already become null and void long before you touched the keyboard to type your most recent communications.
As for rules of the VBD, there are no rules! That's one of the VBD's founding principals. Actions/sanctions directed towards members are voted upon by the moderators and that only happens in extreme cases of abuse by the member concerned.
I do not live in Europe. European laws, as a general rule, do not govern what I can say or do in my home country. Rather than attempt to claim some notion of privacy (for which you voluntarily gave up the right), you should be far more concerned about the laws of fraud which have a far more serious consequence for you.
If you decide to pursue some legal action, I will gladly give you the name and contact information of the USA based legal firm which represents all of my professional and personal business. You may then contact them directly. I strongly advise that you have your own legal team draft any such future communications on your behalf.
You are not my first interaction with a person of your reputation. As I previously mentioned, I am a seasoned veteran when it comes to dealing with fraud in the hobby. I've been through many fights centered on fraudulent models/toys and my name and reputation is outstanding. If you would like to join the unique club of individuals who thought they could manipulate the law to cover up their fraud and wrong doing, be my guest. Be forewarned, the financial cost to become a member of that club can be very expensive.