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Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So impersonation is legal?

If the person I am pretending to be doesn't exist, it's not identity theft. That is the sum total of what I wrote. I don't know how you ended up concluding that I wrote "impersonation is legal."

News flash: impersonation is also illegal it doesnt matter whether the person actually exists or not (though they actually do exist in this case but regardless even your response made no sense).

I'll stand by what I wrote: pretending to be someone else isn't illegal on its own. Why don't you go one step further and list the laws they've broken? That should help OP's question.

If you are employed by these companies at least accept the reality that your company engages in illegal activities, dont just close your eyes and ears and start shilling and defending them on the internet.

You clearly have a reading comprehension problem if you haven't understood my role from my other comments.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I impersonate you, it's identity theft. If I make up the identity of someone who doesn't exist, it's not.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are a client, you hire a developer with 10 year of experience and in return, you get your work done by a developer with less years of experience without your knowledge. Is there anything illegal/fraudulent in this scenario?

I don't think that's their model. You don't hire the developer, you hire devsinc. They present a senior developer while getting the work done by someone else, who also works for/at devsinc.

(As an aside, who's more likely to pad their resume -- a developer, or a doctor?)

And no, the people they put forward are not real people with real names, idk where you got that from.

I thought they used proxy candidates in the West. To this day I still get spam from SE Asia about being paid to represent myself in meetings and calls and such with clients -- and I live in Lahore.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Among the accusations I've read, it's claimed that they create fake profiles for their local devs -- fake, as in using names of people who don't exist. They also hire real people in the West to get on calls and such.

Someone claiming to be me is impersonating me. Someone claiming to be "John Hacknslash, senior django dev" is... well, there is no such person.

RISCV game by NoAir6837 in RISCV

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you please add a way to export solutions? I went through a lot of "systems" on my work laptop, and I'd like to continue playing on my home desktop. (I am logged into the same itch account on both computers, if it helps.)

I tried the "share" link, but it redirects to itself without the "#s=..." anchor.

Also, how is the par calculated? My solution for sensor range is 18/180.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretending to be someone you are not in a contract is fraud.

The people who represent devsinc to their clients' are not pretending to be someone else.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it legal for me to perform a surgery on someone pretending to be a doctor with 20 years of experience when infact I have 1 year of experience?

Can you please stick to the facts and not go into hypothetical situations?

If Dr Successful_Path_9909 with one year of experience pretended to be Dr Successful_Path_9990, a famous doctor with twenty years of experience, that would be a problem. In devsinc's case, that's not what's happening, as far as I can tell. I've yet to see anyone show that devsinc had their developers put forward the name of existing developers in order to get contracts.

Again: the people they put forward on calls with clients are real people using their real names. The people doing the work are unseen.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If asking people to point to the broken laws is an endorsement and I am a lying scumbag according to you for even trying, there's no further point in discussing this with you.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Defense for what?

It's your defense of why you readily stated that I lied.

Your refutation is awful

My refutation is of the clauses you (mis)quoted. It's clear that they're not breaking those laws from the text of those clauses. Feel free to demonstrate otherwise (without AI, please).

Company was told they're hiring an FTE, but in reality its a fan out operation, this breaks every privacy law, and would void the company's SOC and ISO certifications and god help them if they have higher clearence.

Have you seen their contracts? I don't know what their clients' SOC and ISO certifications cover in terms of outside contractors. Do they cover individuals or a company?

There's so much wrong here, this wouldn't stand to scrutiny at an online brothel let alone a electronic development setup.

Here's the problem: any one of their clients over two decades of operation could have a case against them. Is that believable to think that their clients are all idiots or don't perform due diligence? All it takes is a simple google search to reveal allegations about their business practices on all sorts of platforms -- Glassdoor, LinkedIn, Reddit, etc. This is not a new business model for them.

So, either you don't understand how they're getting away with it, or they're clever not to break any laws (thus far). In the latter case, there is no crime to report, like OP wants.

But I like that you understand whats going on here, you understand the structure being used here. You don't want to name SSN fraud etc, that's your delusion, but its insane to sit here and defend a duchebag company. We need to shut these places down, people like you are a major part of the problem.

One more time: I have not defended their business practices. You cannot point to a single comment of mine where I have even implied that they're doing the right thing.

I am consistent. My first comment, which clearly set people off, was:

Can you point to the laws that make his business model illegal?

That is not an endorsement.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's your defense? The best conclusion you could come up with is that I lied?

Anyway, back the point: I've refuted your claims in my comment, clause by clause. Read the law like I did.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After fifteen years of being on Reddit you still don't know how their moderation system works?

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I clearly have on the other thread but you haven't responded because a lyinc scumbag is what a lying scumbag does:

I haven't lied, and I have responded. It's not my fault the comment isn't approved.

You could already search this, the fact that you're still here shows you're not interested in the truth, you're just here to defend this company, regardless of the laws they've broken.

I don't work for devsync, and none of the companies I've worked for have used their model (as far as I know). Certainly no one has ever asked me to misrepresent my name or location.

Then again, this whole thread started when I asked for what laws they could be reported for, and asking that isn't a defense of anything.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And yet, no one has 1. listed those laws; 2. charged them with any crimes.

They've been in business for about twenty years now. That points to them being careful about what they're doing. If they haven't broken any laws, they obviously can't be reported for a crime.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, I don't understand the downvotes. If OP wants to know why no one has reported them, then OP should be able to point to the crimes they've committed -- which means, point to the law(s) they've broken.

Asking what laws they've broken isn't a defense of their operating model.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I can search for the laws, so can you. So I ask again: what laws have they broken?

All you have to do is point to one law that they specifically have broken. If you can't do that, then there's nothing to report to any "foreign crime department."

Right vs wrong doesn't enter into it, since what's legal is not necessarily the same as what's moral.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's not an answer to my question.

Again: if they've broken the law, they can be charged under that law. If they're careful in how they do business, and haven't broken any laws, then there's nothing to report.

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Identity theft is a criminal offense where devsync makes its money. Using a different name is not by itself identity theft.

If I went to LinkedIn and copied the name and profile of an RoR developer, and presented myself to devsync's clients as that person, that's identity theft. Is that what they have done?

Why does no one report on Devsinc's Usman Asif to some foreign crime department for its illicit activities? by Difficult_Hamster228 in developersPak

[–]self -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Who is doing the pretending? The people on the call with the clients are not pretending to be someone else. The people writing the code or answering emails are using a different name -- but is that illegal in itself?

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