Subpoena! I did the math.
15 2019-04-18 by FrankWant
So being curious how insane Patrick's claims are, I didn't a little research an some rough math.
The average cost to get an ISP supbeona in a John Doe case averages $20,000 for each subpoena. It can dip lower, as low as $15k. Expenses balloon from there, because a lawyer and a judge must issue a subpoena in every state for each ISP.
This is for every individual John Doe subpoena. So the legal action that Fatty is proposing, *just with the 300 IPs he claims he has would amount to between $4.5 to $6 million dollars.
I shouldn't have to explain why a lawyer wouldn't work on contingency for millions for dollars in legal fees alone. So in order to file a civil suit, frivolous or not, against 300 John Doe would require a retainer of hundred of thousand of dollars just to start with. Patrick would have to pay those millions himself, knowing that a group of anonymous trolls is not going to come anywhere near likely to group more than a single-digit percent of that.
"Clearing six figures" isn't going to cut it for this gut.
5 comments
1 Dr-ButtertitsMcGilly 2019-04-18
Wow this is surreal it's almost like Patrick was just a liar and a fat faggot this entire time. Talk about a plot twist
1 FlatlipsTLumpyson 2019-04-18
But he got a sub shut down and declared victory. I saw it on his IG... I would have commented to congratulate him but he won't open comments for some reason... probably just shy.
1 Doodoflife 2019-04-18
I like that science and logic support my gut feelings about this chubby queen.
1 D0WhatN0w 2019-04-18
This guy gets it
1 FrankWant 2019-04-18
Oh yeah, and there's also the fact that ISPs deny civil subpoenas all the time. No one wants their personal information given up in frivilous lawsuits, and a lawyer showing up to ABC Internet asking for the personal details of 75 paying customers would get told to fuck right off.