The Cebufa.org Internet Thieves

THIS pseudo cebufa website, which has long been disowned by the Cebu Football Association has been stealing entries from this blog and from other Pinoy football websites, without bothering to acknowledge the source.

This internet thieves, led by Paul Weiler, the German national who claimed to be an official of the CebuFa but has long since been denied, copy posts from this blog, and from other internet forums and post them in that pseudo-CebuFa forum.

Stealing other people's opinions and works.

Of course, Mr Weiler, who also claims to be an official of FC Inter Cebu, but has also been kicked out of the club, is a fan of transparency and fair play.

You will notice that these thieves use lots of identities at the forum, yet their mannerisms, replies and thievery are the same -- which proves that only one man is behind those identities -- and subsequently -- the thieft.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Paul be carepaul, you might paul in the swimming paul.
7:15 AM
Anonymous said…
Paul Weiler AKA "The crazy german"
11:46 AM
Anonymous said…
how come kai and alain over at pinoysoccer.com still allows paul weiler access to their site. are they unaware of paul's less than ideal activities or are they supporters of paul.
9:21 AM
Anonymous said…
Alain admire Paul for what Paul is trying to do for Philippine football, even though Paul havent done anything remarkable. Paul can basically say whatever he wants in the pinoysoccer forum, while the rest of us cant do the same. Take me for example, i called Paul for crazy german, and i got banned, while Paul can attack people. When it comes to Kai, i dont think he really cares what Paul do.
11:58 AM
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