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Monster.com Irish office spams people, refuses to apologise, then get legal

mneylon.com — Monster ’s Business Development Manager in Ireland spammed at least 150 companies and refused to apologise. When people blogged about it, he threatened them with legal action. Meanwhile a mysterious "Pedro" from a Monster.com IP address started leaving insulting comments about the bloggers in their blog comments.

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