The Attorney General of CA sent me a response about Alyon Technologies of Norcross.
Taking a partial quote from the letter it states: Complaints are used to develop information about patterns of business activity which might indicate the need for formal investigation or law enforcement action by our office. Complaints often bring early warning of what promises to be a pervasive scam. Once a pattern is discovered, what originated as a private dispute between buyer and seller may become a matter of broad public interest and thus warrant the Attorney General's intervention under the state consumer protection laws.
I strongly recommend to everyone who has been scammed by Alyon or any other business on the internet to go to the web site for the attorney general of their state.
Go to http://www.naag.org/. On that site there is a box that says, FIND YOUR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Click on the Icon and a list of states will pop up. Hit the state you are in and it will take you to your attorney general. There may be another contact web address as there is in my state of California which will take you to the official site http://caag. State.ca.Us and http://caag. State.ca.Us/contact/index.htm
Once there, hit the Icon that says Contact us. This will direct you to the option of filing a complaint online. Don't let it intimidate you. You didn't do anything wrong. The people of Alyon which may have International connections needs to held accountable for breaking laws pertaining to pornography and use of Trojan horse type viruses. Maybe INTERPOL needs to be contacted. Another law they may have broken has to do with Children's Privacy Rights: http://www.privacyrights.org or E-mail them at [email protected]
Also please go to the Federal Trade Commission web site or call them. The Federal trade commission can be reached at http://www.ftc. Gov/. You can also call them at 1-877-382-4357.
If we stand together on this, Alyon Technologies will get shut down and hopefully have criminal charges brought against them.
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