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• 1 suddenserenity // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:17 am

  its very intriguing how Navitaire lose control of its people. Here it is.

  Source:
  http://www.dnsstuff.com/tools/ipall.ch?domain=66.114.104.164

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  IP address: 66.114.104.164
  Reverse DNS: slcinternet.navitaire.com.
  Reverse DNS authenticity: [Could be forged: hostname slcinternet.navitaire.com. does not exist]
  ASN: 18945
  ASN Name: OMTEK
  IP range connectivity: 3
  Registrar (per ASN): ARIN
  Country (per IP registrar): US [United States]
  Country Currency: USD [United States Dollars]
  Country IP Range: 66.114.0.0 to 66.114.255.255
  Country fraud profile: Normal
  City (per outside source): Salt Lake City, Utah
  Country (per outside source): US [United States]
  Private (internal) IP? No
  IP address registrar: whois.arin.net
  Known Proxy? No
  Link for WHOIS: 66.114.104.164

• 2 suddenserenity // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:23 am

  coud be forged trace though.

• 3 Prudence // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:18 pm

  I think death threats is what cowardly people resort to when they only want to “scare” you. If they really want to kill you, they would have already done that now. Ahahaha. I don’t know if that should comfort you. :-p

• 4 max // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:25 pm

  cebu pacific … professionalism at work …. (NOT!)

• 5 max // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:27 pm

  grabeh na talaga ….

• 6 benj // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:31 pm

  You can weather this, chief.

  Kadiri naman, Utah Jazz fan pa. Leche. Poser. haha

• 7 Marlon Ribunal // Apr 24, 2008 at 12:56 pm

  I think you need to go to the Police. Seriously, this death threat is substantial evidence… go to the police right away…

• 8 j4s0n // Apr 24, 2008 at 1:08 pm

  One reason why I don’t want to get jobs like that anymore. =) Let’s build social networks na lang. Would be fun pa.

• 9 rye // Apr 24, 2008 at 2:39 pm

  suddenserenity: I do not think this is a case of Navitaire losing control of its people because, honestly, this is beyond the responsibility of Navitaire.

  lattex: I agree that the person who commented here went over the line. I apologize for that.

  to the one who made this comment: Please be wary that your comments are taken as a reflection of Navitaire and all of us who work here (assuming that you indeed work with us). You may think that it is noble that you are “defending” our company but it is actually putting us in a bad light.

• 10 Jon Limjap // Apr 24, 2008 at 3:00 pm

  Hi guys,

  Thanks for the support.

  I’ve gotten in touch with lawyer friends to find out what steps I could take with regards to this situation.

  At the least, all I would say is that Navitaire would hear from me (or my lawyer) soon regarding this issue.

• 11 Andre // Apr 24, 2008 at 5:43 pm

  halughugin ang proxy server logs! he he

• 12 Noemi // Apr 24, 2008 at 7:14 pm

  It’s funny how Stevenson Salvador turned to death threats when he ran out of logical explanations. Don’t you know death threats are illegal?

• 13 Lei // Apr 24, 2008 at 9:13 pm

  Just had to comment to your blog entry Last February kasi I received a threat thru SMS naman. Although hindi naman sya death threat, kidnap lang naman hehe pero syempre I didn’t know what to do… Nagreply ako na nawrong send sya hahaha! Kahit alam ko naman na hindi na nya mababasa yun dahil siguro tinapon na nya yung sim card para hindi na sya matawagan… Anyways, nireport namin sa Globe at sa police. Sabi ng police, nanloloko lang daw yun at hindi daw dapat seryosohin! Hindi ko alam kung matutuwa/maiinis o matatakot ako sa sinabi nung police. Paanong hindi seseryosohin yung ganong threat dba? Hmpt! Tapos sa Globe naman sabi, they will contact us once makapick up sila ng activity dun sa number na yun. As precaution na rin I informed yung HR ng company namin as well as my project manager para just in case lang Swerte ka pa kasi may trace na iniwan yung nagthreat sayo kaya meron ka pwedeng gawin ako wala na talaga… Inisip ko na lang na intention nya lang sirain ang Valentine’s Day ko kasi nagtext sya on the eve ng Valentine’s Day :p Inggit lang siguro yon dahil ako may makakadate sya wala Good luck and I hope wala naman mangyari sayo and to your loved ones na rin

• 14 Kuya Eddie // Apr 24, 2008 at 10:14 pm

  Next time, keep your mouth shut if you have nothing intelligent to say. Also, please think twice before you give advice like this. Remember, you’re not talking to a student project. It’s Accenture. I completely believe that every thing you said was done but a project is not just about the software. Read, read, read, and don’t think you know everything. People who knows a little, talk like crazy. People who knows a lot… they read, think, and re-think before something comes out of their mouth.

  This way, there will be no “death-threats” if I should even call it a threat. But if it is, do you think it’s okay to risk it? Your life inexchange for your stupid comments? I don’t think so.

  I just think you’re finding a way out of your stupidity by diverting the topic from what you are saying into something else. That Salvador made more sense to me — it’s called common sense. A sense that you don’t have but pretend to have by using jargons like RAID and whatever.

  Peace. Just my 2 cents. Just keep out of fights, okay? Shut up.

• 15 Jon Limjap // Apr 24, 2008 at 10:24 pm

  You think I’m not serious here, huh?

  You wanna piece of me? COME AND GET ME instead of hiding like a sissy behind some bogus name.

• 16 erwin // Apr 24, 2008 at 10:54 pm

  pre… basahin mo ng maigi… wag mo na lang palakihin mga maliliit na bagay. tumigil ka sa mga pinagsasabi mo para tigilan ka na rin… pansin ko lang na marami na nagcocomment ng kung ano-ano.

  basahin mo ng paulit-ulit walang death threat dyan. nagloloko lang yang taong yan. kung gusto mo palakihin, abala lang rin sayo. sayang sa oras!

  walang sense kung walang sense… bottom line, this has gone too far. lumalala lang to sa bawat sinasabi mo! tigilan mo na para tapos na, be the first to stop, it’s the right way. Not to put the Lord’s name in vain… it’s the Christian way.

• 17 Jon Limjap // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:00 pm

  erwin,

  The Christian way? The Christian way was that Christ was Crucified because He was speaking of the Truth. Is it Navitaire being Crucified here? I don’t think so.

  Pinapalaki ko? Hindi naman ako ang nagsulat ng comment na yan. At maski na ako ang nagsimula ng issue, valid naman ang concerns ko.

  Ano ang malaking issue dito? SINISIRA NIYO ANG PANGALAN NG NAVITAIRE. Alam ko kumpanya yan ng mga matatalinong tao at magagling na developer. Bakit ganyan kayo kung magbanta sa akin?

• 18 erwin // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:06 pm

  pre, hindi lang pagsasabi ng katotohanan ang pagiging Christian… sacrifice, understanding and everything.

  wala akong pake kung sino ang naaapi… ang pake ko lang… tapusin na to kasi pinapalaki lang ang mga bagay na walang katuturan.

  hindi ako taga navitaire pare… sinasabi ko lang na wag mo na palakihin kasi may mga kaibigan ako dun. ewan ko lang kung sino nagsabi nian. pero hindi ko naisip na pagbabanta yan. basahin mo lang ng maigi at wag mo isara yung isip mo na pagbabanta yan… hindi yan pagbabanta, pabirong sabi yan na tumigil ka na! emphasis lang yun!

  wag masyado palakihin hindi talaga worth it pre…

• 19 Melynn // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:07 pm

  This has already become too personal and too close for comfort.

  Can’t these people be just “men” enough and accept accountability? Rather than pose death threats. It does not accomplish anything.

• 20 Jon Limjap // Apr 24, 2008 at 11:25 pm

  Because the missus has spoken, I have decided to close the comment threads for this post and the previous one.

  I still find it both sad and amusing: sad at the level of accountability and responsibility that some (apparently) Navitaire employees have exhibited in their responses, and amusing at how such a small and valid complaint have become a rabid barking / chest thumping spree.

  I admit that the way by which I express my opinions is rather difficult to digest, and I will apologize for that. However, just as bomb threats are never taken lightly in airports even if they are borne out of genuine humor, threats to my life, even those blurted out of frustration, will not be taken lightly either.

  I believe I have attracted enough attention to the issues at hand already, and thus, my work is done.

  For now.

  I am closing the comments to this post as well.

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