>>716045639
Anon, you can prosecute someone in absentia, they just fined Onlythots for a cool million, just because they didn't do the paperwork in timely fashion.
Also they can go after individuals too, so is Mr.T. Amplebotton is the CEO of site "XYZ" and site "XYZ" doesn't comply, he can be charged, and the next time he does a scale in Heathrow he'll be nabbed by the internet police (the real one).

>>126757445
>ay lets ruin the entire thread for everyone
>good idea LUL
Why are you like this?