This saga is seriously getting more twists than in a 70’s era Disco.
Well, just when you think that Odex had learnt it’s lesson from engaging in a protracted War with fans, things got a lot more hairier. Apparently, Odex suddenly decided to go Global in it’s campaign to send love letters. ( According to press releases in the New Paper, BayTSP was the one responsible for kicking up the beehive…but like they say, there’s no smoke without a fire, so Odex must have had some kind of diabolical plan to take over the global anime scene…)
Here’s the report from Singapore’s Moderated Tabloid, The New Paper.

Well, seems like BayTSP messed this one up, with serious consequences for Odex. Especially since originally, the global anime community simply lamented about the fate of us singaporean fans, now they have a legitimate beef to actually be angry at the firm. Another interesting fact is that BayTSP also sent a C&D letter from odex to a user who actually never even set foot in singapore before.
Link here
If only PacNet’s lawyers would simply ask him to come down to testify for them in the ongoing court case, which is taking forever, they would be able to wrap this case up tighter than saran wrap, since from the general way the case has been turning out, the key point in Odex’s Defense is showing BayTSP’s accuracy. I liken it to the Pedra Branca issue that the ultra-conservative “Unbiased” SingaporePressHoldings( Which has been trying to keep the odex saga quiet by not publishing any news/letters from readers about this.)is raving about in the Straits Times. Where Singapore(PacNet) has already broken down Malaysia’s claim(Odex) to the point it is clear who the winner is( or will be).
Also, on another note, it seems Odex’s Website was hacked into… DarkMirage elaborates….( I’ve bolded the parts which is the hacker’s own words.)
The domain odex.com.sg now redirects to a webpage hosted on a Pacific Internet server odyssey.pacweb.net.sg. If you cannot view the page because the DNS has not propagated yet or because it has been fixed, I have mirrored a copy of the page here.
This server was fully hacked because the things ODEX are doing are just completly wrong!
So I hacked them due to my deep abominate against this company.
The stupidity of the organisation can not only be seen in the quality of their products or in the disingenuousness of their actions, but also in their skills of web design, compatibility and programming.
You can see that by the fact that the server is now hacked.
Now, I don’t like to stereotype, but the hacker sounds Singaporean… I guess he wasn’t quite pleased with the latest development. (Even though it turned out to be a mistake.)
The colour scheme of the page also leaves much to be desired. That said, his command of English and aesthetic sense aside, I approve of his XHTML coding. He has the proper doctype defined and he uses <br/> as required. Too bad he made a typo (</head> instead of </title>
or the page would’ve validated.
It’s good to know that some people out there care about W3C standards, although I have a feeling that this particular individual will probably be behind bars soon.
Well, I have to agree with him, although i hope it doesn’t actually happen.