Have you checked the Google cache of their site? That shows you what it
was like on the date it was cached.

http://www.safesnaps.co.uk/ ?

Possibly not what you want though as it's more of an archive/backup site
than anything else, so no real "public display" type options, and it's
run by a friend of mine, but other than that I've no connection with it.

Gordon

I don't know how you can do what you are asking. A possible alternative
would be to find someone "reputable" (policeman, doctor, judge) who you
can get to access the website and sign off on copies you print that they
have seen those pages on that site.

Obviously, getting them to sign 516 pages would be excessive but a
sample of, say, 10... or 10% may be handy should you need legal
recourse.

I wish you good luck and hope they pay up.

    Justin.

Email them to someone - your solicitor, even to the offending company.  The
email trail itself should be pretty solid evidence.

But as you know, legal advice obtained on Usenet is worth precisely what you
paid for it, so if you have a solicitor, ask them.

Good luck anyway - image theft is bad enough in the first place, but putting
their copyright notice on it is even worse (might increase the damages you
could claim though - for one thing they have now committed the tort of
conversion, so perhaps having that _as well as_ the initial copyright case
will strengthen your hand.)

Peter