Good morning, Joanna:
You wrote:
By this statement, you just lost any credibility you may have had. Have
you
not seen Ross Rader's photos of Jeff Williams address in Texas? It's a
field.
I am sorry that my questioning of an unproven allegation by a clearly biased
individual, permits you to determine that I have lost all credibility.
The various contributors to this subject clearly agreed that two of the
criteria that may be used to confirm that someone (of any name) is who they
say they are, 1) a phone number to be called for confirmation and 2) an
address that a return receipt or registered mail may be addressed to. When
Jeff Williams refused to open a PayPal account just to satisfy Sotiris
(which he has every right to do) Sotiris demanded that Jeff provide the
above two methods of confirmation. Jeff Williams complied with both of
those demands, but the verifiers chose not to use them, presumably because
they do not want to verify Jeff Williams.
I never "demanded that Jeff provide the above two methods of
confirmation", that is a falsehood. In any case, a post ofice box is
NOT a fixed personal address. Anyone can have one in anyone's name. If
jeff provides a valid digital certificate in his name, I won't have a
problem verifying him. A PGP key is not proof of anything. Try again, Ron.