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In article , Ron Wanttaja says...
As far as the harm this alleged activity caused, Campbell claims that he "...lost business, advertisers, subscribers and revenue in his business; thus, substantially reducing his income and profits." He also claims "...emotional distress, loss of reputation, credibility and standing," etc. Ain't it amazing how he thinks he's been harmed after all the harm he's done to others. Fact is he is responsible for his loss of reputation, credibility, standing and finances. If he wasn't such a vindictive liar he could have had a position in aviation other then that of which he now posesses.I hope the SnF attorneys get to ask him some of the 100 questions on the zoom site .I would love to see him explain the African food missions etc.. Sun-N-Fun's response: "It denies that Plaintiff is the owner of "Aero-News Network"...." Huh? Do they know something *we* don't? :-) Maybe zoomy found another deep pocket to finance him again.That could explain why he's been behaving himself lately. In the old days he would have been bragging up his lawsuit actually if he's so right why is he ashamed to write about it on ANN? Actually, I think this is more intended to force Campbell to establish the nature of his operation, as he describes it as a "magazine" throughout the filing. I expect most people assume a "magazine" is a print-type publication. Just like he always uses "we" when describing himself ,therefore a net posting can become a "magazine". What a phony!! I suspect their denial of this statement means that SnF plans to present the evidence that justified their banning Campbell. Campbell has the uphill road of trying to prove the *motivation* for the banning in the face of the documentation SnF has gathered to support its actions. That's the part that become fun to watch. zoomy got real shook when his days of pretending to be a Dr. and the transcripts of his FAA hearing were introduced at his bankruptcy hearing. I just might have to fly down to Florida to watch that part of the trial. I could wear my "I was Zoomed and survived shirt" . :-) On a related note, looking at SnF's various filings in this case, it looks to me like SnF is going *hard* after Campbell's claims of having lost subscribers, advertisers, and income. For instance, in the Interrogatories, SnF demands circulation and subscription information necessary to prove Campbell's claim of lost income. Campbell has refused to provide this information, claiming it is proprietary. That's when you know for sure he's got something to hide. But unless he presents this data, it's going to be hard for him to prove he suffered monetary losses. How is he going to prove that he lost subscribers...unless he shows before and after subscriber lists? How is he going to prove that he lost advertisers...without identifying which advertisers he lost? It would be interesting to know what kind of numbers he gives potential and real advertizers in determining the ad costs. I hope his advertizers are watching and tracking how much bang for the buck their getting by advertizing with ANN. You'll always find individuals who haven't heard the stories, but I suspect most potential advertisers have heard them. You'd think so but some still advertize and therefore become enablers for a phony. In his suit, Campbell claims three advertisers heard the alleged comments. He identifies them in response to SnF's Interrogatories. One is listed as a Seattle area business that I haven't heard of (I live just south of Seattle), but it's apparently in a type of aviation I'm not involved in (couldn't find them on the web, but the name might be misspelled). The other "two" advertisers are actually two people associated with a single company. They both left that company right after the events in question, so their status as advertisers is questionable. Well you gotta know ,in the world of jaun and jim if they said it it's true ..Therefore there were 3 advertizers. As far as Campbell's claim that SnF's alleged actions caused ANN to lose advertisers, remember Campbell's two recent lawsuits against kit companies over advertising that they say they hadn't contracted for. He's still billing advertizers for ads they didn't order.He ain't changed a bit. Considering that both these lawsuits were served at *that* particular SnF, how will Campbell prove that any lost advertising was due to SnF's alleged actions, and was NOT a reaction to what many consider bullying tactics by Campbell? Very interesting point but my guess that any lost advertizing was a result of zoom's actions not SnF or anyone else. It's the same as when he lost advertizers in US Aviator .People got sick of the lies about circulation and for his reckless portrayal of the truth. It would appear tht SnF is not going to "settle out" on this one and I hope not. See ya Chuck S RAH-15/1 ret "evil didn't triumph because good men spoke and evil was nuts" anon |
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