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The TRUTH about PornKings.com / MarVad Corp.

After researchig pornkings.com (MarVad Corp.) I have decided to post my results:

(Ian Eisenberg, A. Joel Eisenberg, Roger Vadocz, and Brian Marchlewicz are responsible for the following domains in which they conduct business and illegitimate business under several different company names. The following are links found from google of information pertaining to these individuals and companies, lawsuits, and of course scams they have participated in: ----------------------------

wired news article
The moguls of audiotext are a small and rather contentious bunch, all but unknown outside their industry: Ian Eisenberg, a young Seattle businessman whose father, Joel Eisenberg, was one of the pioneers of phone sex in the '80s "Phone sex was the first leap into interactivity," says Steffani Martin of Albamar Inc., a New York Web-sex firm that owns the Babes4U site and is also in the phone-sex business with Eisenberg. Though they like to present themselves as a multibillion-dollar industry as deserving of respect as any other, they still glory in tales of past scams - like the legendary "Here Comes Santa" infomercial, often attributed to Joel Eisenberg, which ran on a Seattle television station in December 1989. The setup was worthy of the most devilish phone phreak: put a guy in a Santa suit on TV and have him tell the kiddies they can talk to Santa personally if they hold their telephone receivers up to the set - just as it emits a tone that connects them, for a hefty toll. The television station knocked Santa off the air 10 minutes into the show when its switchboard lit up with calls from enraged parents, but still ... Warshavsky joined this bunch in 1990, when he was 17 - too young, he admits, to make a phone-sex call himself.
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dateline nbc transcript
This article is from a Dateline NBC transcript I found on phonelosers.org. It talks about victimization of the Ian Eisenberg's of the world, how they falsely advertise the chatlines, the contracts for profit, and how they get young overweight teens addicted to these chatlines, destroying families in the process!
Teen-agers and Their Families Are Victims of Telephone Chat Lines:

Dateline NBC Friday Dec2, 1994

BRYANT GUMBEL reporting: Good evening. It's a fact of life that kids, especially teen-agers, spend a lot of time on the phone. So it should come as no surprise that so-called 'chat lines' have become the latest craze of some young people. The lines seem innocent enough, but there is a downside. We found teen-agers who became obsessed--in one case even running away to live with strangers from the chat line. Here's Lea Thompson with part three of our DATELINE investigation. DIALING FOR DOLLAR$ [<-they think they're eleet]
Offscreen Voice: (From telephone) What's up? You've reached the rap line.
ALEXIS: It really gets you addicted because you want to keep calling these people.
LEA THOMPSON reporting: (voiceover) It's a totally teen phenomenon.
Ms. KYLE BURGER: I got hooked on it, and I kept calling it.
Offscreen Voice: (From telephone) Welcome to the line with you in mind.
ALEXIS: I spent almost 24 hours a day on that line.
THOMPSON: Anyone can join this party line of the young and the restless; half a dozen can share conversation on one line. It's advertised as free but it can be very expensive and dangerous.
ALEXIS: I never thought it would lead to this. This never crosses your mind when you pick up a phone. I mean, it's a phone. Who would know it could tear your family apart so much?
THOMPSON: What did you talk about?
ALEXIS: Anything. There was--you could say anything and everything.
THOMPSON: But you talked for hours at a time?
ALEXIS: Oh, god. I talked for days at a time!
THOMPSON: Alexis says she got addicted to chat lines after she changed schools and started having a lot of trouble fitting in. What did the chat line do for you that you couldn't get from your friends?
ALEXIS: I guess more acceptance, you know. I was always a very insecure person.
THOMPSON: For Alexis, the cost of this long-distance belonging was very high, higher than anyone could imagine.
ALEXIS: I admit I was totally hooked on that line.
THOMPSON: Every time things heated up at home over the phone bills, the 14 year old would take off across the country to live with adults, men and women she'd met on the chat line.
ALEXIS: There was, ranging from 19 years old to--I think the oldest I was with was twenty-five.
THOMPSON: And she did it not once or twice but six times. You just blindly went off and met these people without a second thought? ALEXIS: Oh yeah, no thought at all. It was just, you know, I'm getting away from my problems. I'm--it's always in the TV or newspapers that yes, you know, this person's been raped and killed or so and so; but it never occurred to me that it could actually happen to me.
THOMPSON: But it occurred to her father, Bill, who was desperately trying to find her.
BILL: Yes, we were worried every time she was gone.
THOMPSON: And Alexis had run up more than $4,000 in long distance bills. When her father couldn't pay, the phone was disconnected. But that isn't supposed to happen. Two years ago, Congress wrote a law to protect families from phone nightmares like this. The law says that services like chat lines are supposed to be on 900 numbers, numbers parents can have blocked. It says you can dispute a 900-call charge without being disconnected. To get around the law, chat lines have moved their services onto regular long-distance lines, and that strips parents of the power to protect themselves and their kids. As a result, Bill had no recourse when Pacific Bell disconnected his service, and he was reduced to calling Alexis' chat-line friends to try to find her.
Offscreen Voice: (from telephone) A place to talk to girls and guys from all over the hood...
BILL: We spent hours at pay phones calling people on the chat line.
THOMPSON: It worked and he brought her home. But then he almost lost her for good. Alexis says her life was a disaster, and the bills and the anger and the guilt were too much.
ALEXIS: And I attempted suicide and ended up in intensive care on my birthday. And that was, like, one of the worst times in my life.
BILL: It's been a pure hell. Nothing mattered to her as much as being on the phone.
Offscreen Voice: (from telephone) Hey, everyone, thanks for calling. You've reached the most raging party line in the country.
THOMPSON: Seventeen-year-old Kyle Burger was also lured into the chat-line scene, much to the dismay of her mother.
Ms. MARY BURGER: It makes me angry because the kids don't know any better.
KYLE BURGER: My friend gave me the phone number. That because my new set of friends.
THOMPSON: Mary Burger says kids often get started after reading the dozens of chat-line adds in magazines like Rolling Stone or Spin. The ads say it is 'hip' and 'hot' and 'sexy' and 'free'--free.
THOMPSON: Did you think it was free?
KYLE BURGER: The introduction to the party line was misleading.
THOMPSON: With her mother's permission, Kyle showed us how to get to her favorite chat line. It's a 515 area code.
Offscreen Voice: (from telephone) This is...(unintelligible)...the one and only, your personal connection to the hottest free party lines around.
THOMPSON: It said 'free.'
KYLE BURGER: It did.
THOMPSON: Do you believe you were doing enough to try to cut her off?
Ms. MARY BURGER: I was locking up the telephones. I would lock them in the trunk of my car. And you have to understand, too, that by the time I had my first bill, we were halfway into another billing cycle, so, you know, probably $3-$400 worth of charges already in place before I found out about it for the very first time.
THOMPSON: Mary also found out that Kyle was hearing more that just idle chat on these lines.
KYLE BURGER: Hello? Do I have any daughters? No.
THOMPSON: When we heard the man on the other end of this call tell Kyle he was watching a child porn film, we cut it off. Kyle's mother went on a crusade to track down who was behind all of this. It turned out to be a complicated trail, full of surprises. You might think her search would take her to Las Vagas, New York, LA, but that 515 area code on her telephone bills led her to this small town of Jefferson, Iowa. It's become the unlikely crossroads for hundreds of chat and sex lines. This area may be known as the home of corn and cattle, but now chat lines are a major cash crop. According to public records, in the two years since the small Jefferson Telephone Company hooked up with the chat and sex line operator, its profits have jumped from $352,000 a year to $2,216,000 a year.
BILL: It's amazing. I mean, obviously they've latched on a gold mine.
THOMPSON: The Jefferson Telephone Company first told us it had severed its relationship with the company that actually programs the chat lines. Jefferson Telephone refused to be interviewed on camera, but in a letter to Dateline said, 'because some people find parts of the programming objectionable, we did the right thing in terminating the contract.' But Kyle Burger had no trouble getting Jefferson's 515 party line. Jefferson admits the contract with the company requires it to keep the lines open for up to one year after giving notice. And who is that contract with?
Ms. MARY BURGER: His name's Ian Eisenberg.
THOMPSON: When Mary Burger complained to the Jefferson Telephone Company, she was sent to Ian and Joel Eisenberg.
Ms. MARY BURGER: And I said, 'I'm not going to go away. I want you to know that I'm going to be your worst nightmare.'
THOMPSON: The man in the Rolls Royce is Joel Eisenberg. Eisenberg's business took in more than $63 million a year, according to documents filed in court in 1991 by the IRS. He then was running 72 separate corporations, almost all in the phone-entertainment business. Eisenberg gained national attention in the late '80s when he ran a TV ad encouraging kids to call Santa Claus on a 900 pay line. It instructed children to hold up the phone to the TV. Then the commercial played the telephone tones and the call was automatically connected.
The IRS has investigated whather Joel Eisenberg underreported his income. The agency raided his Seattle offices in 1991. No charges have been filed. Mean- while, the elder Eisenberg has passed the chat-line business off to his son, Ian. We wanted to talk to Joel and Ian Eisenberg. They wouldn't respond to our request for an interview, so we tried in person.
(Thompson waiting by car as man leaves car)
THOMPSON: Mr. Eisenberg?
JOEL EISENBERG: Yes.
THOMPSON: How do you do? I'm Lea Thompson from DATELINE NBC.
JOEL EISENBERG: Hi. How are you?
THOMPSON: I wonder if I could talk to you a little bit about your business.
JOEL EISENBERG: I'm afraid not.
THOMPSON: (seconds later, Ian showed up for work) Are you Mr. Eisenberg?
IAN EISENBERG: You are?
THOMPSON: Lea Thompson from DATELINE NBC. I wonder if I could talk to you a little bit about you and your father's business. We'd like to talk to you about the chat lines. People say that you're running ads that say the chat lines are free, and then they get these huge bills, and they want to know how you can call your chat lines 'free'?
While Ian Eisenberg didn't answer, industry insiders say the chat is free because you only pay the long-distance charges. So how do people like the Eisenbergs make so much money? Well, Jefferson Telephone says it gives the Eisenbergs a cut of what it collects. We went to the Federal Communications Commission to ask if it was legal for a phone company to do that. Now the FCC is asking questions, too.
KATHLEEN WALLMAN (FCC): We've commenced an investigation of the Jefferson Company, including an audit of its books, and that compensation arrangement is one of the things we're looking at.
THOMPSON: People like Mary Burger never heard about chat lines until eight months ago. Now she says they represent expense and exploitation that never seems to end.
MARY BURGER: I felt victimized by the Ian Eisenbergs of the world, and I felt victimized by the phone companies, and I felt victimized by my own daughter.
THOMPSON: What did it do to your family?
MARY BURGER: It made enemies out of us. I'm sorry.
THOMPSON: It tore your family apart.
MARY BURGER: It put my daughter in touch with people that--that I felt weren't good for her. It brought a lot of hatred and animosity into my home. It's not been easy to deal with.
GUMBEL: If you feel that your child is spending too much time on chat lines, try calling your local phone company. They can't help too much, but there are a few that will block the number for you.
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Lets continue with Cyberspace/Nocharge: -cyberspace.com (Now known as nocharge.com provider of free internet dialup access in the great Northwest and New England areas. The name change obviously due to lawsuits such as the one in the Western District of Washington where cyberspace.com was sued by the FTC in which the owner Ian Eisenberg and his affiliates engaged in an illegal scheme to deceive consumers by mailing $3.50 "rebate" checks to millions of small businesses and consumers.

Links about Cyberspace/NoCharge/Ian Eisenberg:
Law Enforcers Target "Top 10" Online Scams Consumer Protection Cops From 9 Countries, 5 U.S. Agencies, And 23 States Tackle Internet Fraud

Related Documents:
FTC v. Cyberspace.com, LLC; French Dreams; Coto Settlement; Electronic Publishing Ventures, LLC; Olympic Telecommunications, Inc.; Ian Eisenberg; and Chris Hebard (Western District of Washington). 10. Defendant Ian Eisenberg is the President of defendant Olympic Telecommunications, Inc., and is a principal of defendant French Dreams. At all times material to this complaint, acting alone or in concert with others, he has formulated, directed, controlled, or participated in the acts and practices set forth in this complaint. He transacts or has transacted business in the Western District of Washington.
Court documents of the permanent injunction [1] & [2]

Bogus "Rebate" Offers With Hidden ISP Requirements Violate Federal Law
insiderreports.com article
consumeraffairs.com article

Last year, the Federal Trade Commission charged that defendants Ian Eisenberg, Chris Hebard, Olympic Telecommunications, French Dream Investments, Coto Settlement, and their affiliates engaged in an illegal scheme to deceive consumers by mailing $3.50 "rebate" checks to millions of small businesses and consumers.

Full Review
epinions.com review of nocharge.com
I've been using nocharge since the beginning when they called themselves "cyberspace". They seem to go in and out of periods of reliability and unreliability. The other comments reflect that fairly well. When they are working properly they are great. When they don't work you will need to have a backup plan, don't waste too much time trying to figure out if the problem is on your end, if your time has any value you'd be better off paying for an isp, Just check their site and messageboard, then move to a backup. They charge $10/call for techsupport, some suspect them of lowering the quality of their service to generate revenue from support calls. If you want some background on the company: Another review mentioned their parent company, "Mirage marketing", surprisingly (or not) this company runs phone sex lines and online porn sites. The owner of this company(Ian Eisenberg) is the son of the owner of the company that manages their dialup phone lines "internationl telecom" (Joel Eisenberg). They have been responsible for numerous scandals, scams, and whatnot in the past, you can find the info about this using a search engine and a little searching skill(really interesting stuff). Nocharge obviously doesn't want its customers to know about this, and censors their messageboard accordingly, The support presence on their messageboard as well as their service has improved since this info (and the speculation that goes along with it) was brought to their (and other) messageboards ;-) . The voicemail and fax services that they push are run by International Telecom. If you are going to use nocharge I don't think it is worth the bother to download their software, it is faster and easier just to set the connection up manually, then you also don't have to worry about having to uninstall the software later, I don't know if they have fixed it but people used to have problems getting rid of it, and software rarely uninstalls cleanly in any case. It is nice that they have the no software option at all unlike other free isp. As others have mentioned, they block smpt(port 25) so you can't send regular email, you either have to use webmail, hotmail through outlook, or a pop mail service that uses a nonstandard smtp port like softhome.net or runbox.com.
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-ncplus.net
-ncplusdsl.net
Another name for nocharge.com ISP just pushing DSL service b/c of a qwest contract. Here is the lame explaination on their website: NCPLUS is an authorized provider of Qwest DSL services. Think of Qwest providing the pipe or DSL circuit and NCPLUS providing the water or ISP services, like the connection to the Internet and e-mail services!
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-featurefon.com
-kallback.com
-faxaway.com
-kallcents.com
-kall8.com
-laservoicemail.com
-itltd.net
These are all telecomm. related services and sites offered under the company name International Telcom, A. Joel Eisenberg is the Chairman and Founder. Apparently Ian is involved with these sites and the company as well. Most of these site you can find very poor layouts and lame graphics.
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-hookuptoday.com
They also run chat/date lines which they receive a very minimal amount of money (< 1cents) for every call that comes into their platform. From my research I have found they have contracts with the telcos to receive payment for each call. They use this for advertising other services they offer with telecomm involvement such as erotic chat via text messages. I called one named the Oasis that I had noticed on nocharge.com in an advertisement and the first caller I heard was discussing things about underage children and incest in his recorded greeting.
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-aerowebb.com
-marvad.com

-pornkings.com -> MarVad Corp
This is where Roger Vadocz comes into play. Now Roger is the one who posts on here under the name "pornkings". Supposedly he is President of MarVad but uses Brian Marchlewicz's email at brian@usnetwork.com on his whois info. His phone # is listed to Mirage Marketing Inc in Seattle.

IANEISENBERG.COM -> MarVad Corp
usnetwork.com -> MarVad Corp
do-me-live.com -> MarVad Corp
erotica.com -> MarVad Corp
thehotlist.com -> MarVad Corp
perfectiongirls.com -> MarVad Corp
amateurholic.com -> MarVad Corp
realitykings.com -> MarVad Corp

perfectiongirls.com -> MarVad Corp
prefectioncash.com -> MarVad Corp
Update: MarVad backs these sites with money and what is funny they failed to pay on cc rebills and got busted out. Another lil scam. pfft play pimpin again!

sexbrat.com -> MarVad Corp -> Brian Marchlewicz is the president of sexbrat supposedly.
Brian Marchlewicz Marvad, LLC. (formerly Aeroweb) Direct Line: 206-505-5570

Google MarVad Corp/611 hits on it

Paris Hilton Video -> MarVad
The third and fourth pending lawsuits involve Solomon, a friend of his who alleges he was authorized to sell the tape, and the Seattle-based pornography company to which Don Thrasher, the friend, originally sold the marketing rights to the tape.
Shortly after filing the Hilton lawsuit, Salomon, also filed a second $10 million copyright infringement and invasion of privacy lawsuit against adult entertainment provider Marvad Corp. In the lawsuit Salomon claims that the tape was stolen from his possession by Thrasher and that he never authorized sale of the tape.
In response, Marvad sued Thrasher, who sold it the tape to Marvad in return for a $50,000 advance against 30% of the gross revenues collected from the tape, for $10 million. In its suit Marvad claims that Thrasher misled them into believing that he owned the tape.
For his part, Thrasher continues to insist that he was given the tape by Salomon and was merely acting as Salomon's agent. "We had an agreement to sell the tape, He gave me the tape. Period." Thrasher stated at the time. Thrasher also contends that he cashed the $50,000 advance check that he received from Marvad and gave half to Salomon.
Contract-
link1
link2

Links-
http://www.parishilton.tv/paris_hilton2.htm http://www.realitytvworld.com/index/modules.php?file=index&name=News&op=modload&topic=59 http://www.sexcia.com/paris_hilton_sex_tape/paris_hilton_news4.html http://www.ksexradio.com/press/viewpress.cgi?id=1090616032&titletop=Kevin%20Blatt%20visits%20Dee http://www.uselessjunk.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=458
MarVad publicist KB talks with Howard Stern.

Conclusion: Ok so MarVad buys a tape for $50 grand they intend to sell copies of. This purchase was made by MarVad from the roommate of Rick Saloman, Mr. Thrasher! MarVad actually thinks its going to be perfectly legal. Even though Thrasher doesn't appear in the tape, its not Thrasher's tape, and they didn't have permission from Paris Hilton OR Rick Saloman (husband of actress Shannen Doherty) who actually appear in the tape. After all this they can't even post the Paris Hilton Vid on sexbrat.com just like the bosley tape/pics! WOW! Seems to me MarVad enjoys the attention, gloats about how they are all about 1st amendment rights, and wastes money on legal fees when they accomplish nothing!

Cathering Bosley -> MarVad
SexBrat.Com Has First Amendment Right to Broadcast Controversial Video of Naked News Anchor, Rules United States Appeals Court

Links-
http://www.sexbrat.com/firstamend.html
http://www.sexbrat.com/bosleycase.html
http://www.sexbrat.com/cathy2.php
http://www.sexbrat.com/answer.pdf
http://www.sexbrat.com/download.pdf
http://www.sexbrat.com/download2.pdf
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Temporary Restraining Order Issued On March 08, 2004 a Temporary Restraining Order has been issued against SexBrat.Com on behalf of Catherine Bosley, as a result we have been forced to temporarily remove the footage and accompanying images. Stay Tuned for complete details.

Conclusion:
All this nonsense with Bosley and lawsuits they don't even have the video or pics on the site but yet claim they are so elite in defending 1st amendment rights.
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Aerowebb/Aerotel:
AEROTEL COMMUNICATIONS, LLC, Petition for Registration as a Telecommunications Company
Aerotel is a Delaware limited liability company, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and is owned by Ian Eisenberg. Rates, terms, and conditions set forth in the proposed price list are structured similarly to rates filed by other interexchange carriers for calls placed in the relevant market.

Aerotel Communications To Cease Business in WA State
Company: Aerotel Communications, LLC
Docket #: UT-001056 Status: Closed
Summary: Request to cease business in the state of Washington.

Docket Sheet Summary
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International Telcom, Ltd & Eastland of Orlando Telephone Corp:
Mr. Ian Eisenberg, as Owner or President and/or Officer of Eastland of Orlando Telephone Corp. with known address at Metro Office Park, Guaynabo, PR. Granted only for the limited purpose of conducting discovery of Ian Eisenberg, Eastland and Tel-Net. Dateline for completion of said discovery May 31, 2001

The above is a portion of a lawsuit filing between International Telcom, Ltd vs Puerto Rico Telephone Company, Inc. where IT sued for a breach of contract.

You can view the file at:
http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:ttsTP-_yJMwJ:www.jrtpr.gobierno.pr/Archivo/QUERELLAS/2000/JRT-2000-Q-0111%2520y%25200114%2520International%2520vs.%2520PRTC/20010502%2520RO%2520II.pdf+International+Telcom+LTD+%2B+ian&hl=en
http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:8FOVzY2p3MIJ:www.jrtpr.gobierno.pr/dynamic/respuesta_busqueda.asp%3FST%3DCE%26valor%3D837+International+Telcom+LTD+%2B+ian&hl=en

Eastland of Orlando Telephone:
Mr. Ian Eisenberg, as Owner or President and/or Officer of Eastland of Orlando Telephone Corp, with known address at Metro Office Park, Guaynabo, PR.

Eastland of Orlando Telephone Corporation 1015152-Pic Code Phone: 1-888-909-7283