Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[obsdj]

paypal i think

Probably not, but if he did, and Hardin somehow agreed to accept it that way in spite of previously telling Greer he couldn't do shit like that and would need an ACH or a wire, best watch the fuck out that Greer doesn't pull a chargeback through PayPal, which I expressed concerns about previously. Hopefully you are mistaken about how this payment came through.

 

[AnOminous]

Frankly the judges deserve the grief and suffering for allowing this abortion of a case to go on this long. It should have been taken behind the shed and gotten both barrels of buckshot pointblank years ago.

It was, by the only actually competent judge to touch the case, Tena Campbell. Then three cretins in the Tenth Circus resurrected it as a lurching zombie.

 

[Null]

it is a paypal branded reciept called a "Xoom" transaction.

 

[obsdj]

it is a paypal branded reciept called a "Xoom" transaction.

What the fuck? What the actual fuck? Hardin told him no on PayPal, ECF 345:


PayPal, fuck me.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

it is a paypal branded reciept called a "Xoom" transaction.

Xoom is a service run by PayPal. He was probably too retarded to figure out ACH or wire transfers.

 

[DavidS877]

What the fuck? What the actual fuck? Hardin told him no on PayPal, ECF 345:
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PayPal, fuck me.

Looks like Xoom has more restricted roll-back rules than Paypal itself.
As funny as it would be I don't think even Greee is stupid enough to try it on a court ordered payment.

 

[FamicomGorby]

Haven't used Xoom but it looks like it's basically Paypal's equivalent of Western Union. Since Hardin didn't tell Greer to fuck off and try again I'll assume it landed in the account Hardin told Greer to send it to which is all that really matters.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Deliberate fuckery on the timing and payment method. Classic Shitlips.

More time-wasting for the Judges to unpick before they address the litany of other proposed MTD and sanctions issues.

SUFFAH, JUDGES!

 

[Harvey Danger]

Our little baby boy misread the time, you can't fault him

It was 100% intentional. He was hoping Hardin would file a status report at 8:00 AM then have to correct himself once the "excusably late" payment hit.

Hardin should respond with 3 more filings, supplements to his existing motions or new sanctions (for any of numerous reasons). Russ is being reduced to whining that it's all frivolous and has nothing to do with copyright. Bury the retards (I include the judges here) in more filings until they give up.

 

[DHugo]

Looks like Xoom has more restricted roll-back rules than Paypal itself.
As funny as it would be I don't think even Greee is stupid enough to try it on a court ordered payment.

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Fuck that negativity.
Funny incoming!

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

Question is will the late payment matter.

No.

it is a paypal branded reciept called a "Xoom" transaction.

https://www.xoom.com/

I had no idea this existed.

 

[obsdj]

They still have easy outs they can just accept hardens motion to dismiss.

That's not an easy out like dismissal for simply defying a direct order by the judge to Do This Or Else. The motion to dismiss will have to be responded to, at great length, and justified by going line by line through all the items that were raised in the motion and responses. They'll have to put in the work, especially if they're hoping not to get overruled by the 10th Circuit again. Even the order Greer defied on producing the Utah documents was only a "maybe" on dismissal if he didn't put out.

 

[Unknown God]

Too many people talk about how the court "suffers" for the shitshow they have created. I disagree. They don't care. If anything, due to Barlow's behavior at least, they are pleased because I feel that he is malicious. I don't see any reasonable explanation for why Barlow slept through the entire case, never reading a fucking document ever, and then jumped in to save Greer with the bullshit $1000 sanction the VERY SECOND the retard was in trouble, breaking all procedural rules and never giving Hardin or Bennett the chance to do anything about it. My theory is that Barlow does know about Kiwi Farms and does agree that Null is the nigger of the world and should suffer.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Now that this silly sanction business is out of the way, we can get back to the meat and potatoes!

Where's the extremely relevant RO application? How does he plan to serve Martelli and Russtard?

Enquiring minds need to know.

 

[DavidS877]

That's not an easy out like dismissal for simply defying a direct order by the judge to Do This Or Else. The motion to dismiss will have to be responded to, at great length, and justified by going line by line through all the items that were raised in the motion and responses. They'll have to put in the work, especially if they're hoping not to get overruled by the 10th Circuit again. Even the order Greer defied on producing the Utah documents was only a "maybe" on dismissal if he didn't put out.

We still have the chance for dismissal for failure to provide the documents from Utah, which is defying a court order, haven't got an Order to Show Cause for that one yet. But I suspect the court will make a giant stack of dismissals sometime in the next few years just to avoid it coming back again.

 

[The Man With No Name]

Cautiously optimistic but I do not feel like Greer would pay if he was not in fear currently. He is clearly not doing well in the case, and financially. Any dollar extracted from him is permanent damage to him as a debt slave.

 

[Pim Fortuyn]

Frankly the judges deserve the grief and suffering for allowing this abortion of a case to go on this long. It should have been taken behind the shed and gotten both barrels of buckshot pointblank years ago.

I don't get this line of reasoning. The judge doesn't suffer or get any kind of grief. Judges are civil servants that clock in and do paperwork and judge stuff and when they feel like they did enough work for a day, they go home. Which might or might not be before lunch time. If this case annoys them, they can just let it simmer for a couple of months, then mash their keyboards a bit, and then let it simmer again for a couple of months. Zero mental load.

 

[Myrtle the Turtle]

Pretty sure doing chargeback on a court-ordered payment would be even worse than not paying. Greer took so long to pay its not like you could fein incompetence of a 'goof-up, teehee' for doing a chargeback for this amount.

 

[UselessRubberKeyboard]

Pretty sure doing chargeback on a court-ordered payment would be even worse than not paying. Greer took so long to pay its not like you could fein incompetence of a 'goof-up, teehee' for doing a chargeback for this amount.

Russ is worse for lying than a chav burglar caught red-handed, though. He could do literally anything and then come up with some ill-thought-out legal reasoning for it. If it works in his head, then everyone else who thinks otherwise must be deliberately picking on him.

You’d hope he’d be smarter than to try a chargeback, but even if he does, what will the courts do? It’s taken months to get him this far into the payment process, and the amount is already a pittance for the amount of timewasting he’s done. This pair of judges really seem to be slack at their job, or biased. Russ has been taking advantage of it for years now, and still they haven’t really held him to account.

And he’s the bloody plaintiff!

 

[GaryGray]

Xoom is a service run by PayPal. He was probably too retarded to figure out ACH or wire transfers.

There is no way to be that retarded. All he had to do is go to a branch location for his bank and tell him he wants to send money to the the account in the email. The teller or someone at the bank would then deal with the details of sending the payment and charge him the appropriate fee. Hell he could probably do it over the phone but there would be a bunch of extra security questions involved. Greer has been able to pay to set up his LLC so he knows how to send money. In my experience local small governments tend to charge fees for anything outside of a check even to this day. So Greer the miser should be capable of paying by check or be comfortable eating connivance fees. Either way if the payment sticks the case can finally move forward.