Vitaly Borker, whose DecorMyEyes.com was exposed as a front to harass people and game Google, has been charged with mail fraud, wire fraud, making interstate threats and cyberstalking. His language is inappropriate for a family newspaper, to say the least.
David Segal, who exposed Borker and his various aliases in The New York Times, reported that Borker had told one woman who complained about a counterfeit product that she had put “hand in fire. Now it’s time to get burned.” He also “threatened to sexually assault her and later sent her a photograph of the front of her apartment building.” That’s the most polite description of Borker, who in his abusive emails was obsessed with rape, especially of the anal variety, and in at least one case, spreading false accusations of homosexuality and drug use among a customer’s employers. The worst of it here, straight from the complaint.
Look, as long as the obscene photograph he attached “relat[ed] broadly to the subject line’s invitation.” Let’s stay on topic.