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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5761224" data-attributes="member: 8835">Darn it! I was going to use that for my ground up steer remnants product.&nbsp; It's a condiment!&nbsp; It's a cereal!&nbsp; It's BullGrits!The new facebook impostor appears to be in a european country.&nbsp; 39 friends.&nbsp; All the names are foreign.&nbsp; Posted one album of what looks like vacation pictures.&nbsp; All done in february, with nothing since.The user also hasn't locked down much of this info, hence my ability to discover it through my iPad.&nbsp; the profile picture is D&amp;Dish (a shadowy cloaked figure), which is my only clue that somebody borrowed my name, rather than was born with it.Much like the kid instance, I don't see much good in contacting them or making a big deal about it.&nbsp; That could invite undue attention.&nbsp; It does seem like it would further obfuscate the name, making it harder to track down the real me vs. other users of the name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5761224, member: 8835"] Darn it! I was going to use that for my ground up steer remnants product. It's a condiment! It's a cereal! It's BullGrits! The new facebook impostor appears to be in a european country. 39 friends. All the names are foreign. Posted one album of what looks like vacation pictures. All done in february, with nothing since. The user also hasn't locked down much of this info, hence my ability to discover it through my iPad. the profile picture is D&Dish (a shadowy cloaked figure), which is my only clue that somebody borrowed my name, rather than was born with it. Much like the kid instance, I don't see much good in contacting them or making a big deal about it. That could invite undue attention. It does seem like it would further obfuscate the name, making it harder to track down the real me vs. other users of the name. [/QUOTE]

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