User from GFY tries to take down file hosts. Not with a DMCA, but...

[filerking]

Hello Mr. Dumbass,

I never signed a contract with PayPal, but I did agree to their TOS, which is totally different matter. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THING.

Sorry I thought you had a big account there. So you will take PP to court for not doing business with you, because you never followed their TOS.

You two guys can stay on the sinking ship while I watch from shore laughing, for failing to adapt to the times with the rest of the Adult Entertainment industry.

AK's efforts are useless and PayPal is just going to be in the same boat as you guys.

You mean the sinking ship Corbin Fisher are on, now they can start sending out 1,000s of letter to pirates demanding they pay up.

AK has you guys rattled and it's obvious by the posts and file lockers losing Paypal accounts.

As for Paypal on a sinking ship. You should do stand up comedy. Still do try to sue Paypal before then.

filerking Reviewed by filerking on 7th Jul 2012. User from GFY tries to take down file hosts. Not with a DMCA, but... You should look at this site below... http://anonym.to/?http://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1071159 They upload files with CP titles and report them to many payment processors... What a disgusting way... Rating: 5

[examan345]

filehosts should just use bitcoin then nobody will have these kind of problems

[JmZ]

Bitcoin? Worst idea ever for a filehost.

These filehosts have no interest in the user, the quality of service or anything; only their income. Now, do you really think regular internet users are going to waste their time purchasing an account on some crappy ad-filled filehost with BITCOINS? Come on man, think logically.

[kapitalnie]

Do you think many people will bother to exchange real money to bitcoins? At the beginning? It's not common, if anyone decides to accept such payments, has to make people get used to it and tell them it's safe and fast way.

[examan345]

maybe not popular now but if all filehost only accept bitcoin downloaders have to get used to changes

[JmZ]

maybe not popular now but if all filehost only accept bitcoin downloaders have to get used to changes

No, this is not how it works.

If all filehosts switched to bitcoins, users would stop visiting them completely. All these hosts would die off in a matter of weeks, possibly even days. They would make zero sales, uploaders would make zero earnings, they would die.

Users are perfectly happy with the likes of rapidshare and other such professional filehosts, the only reason they use others is because that is where the content is at.

Uploaders are the one and only reason any paying filehosts are alive. If you can't pay the uploaders, you are dead, because you cannot compete with professional hosts in any other way.

[-Im.z2ight-]

Who are we kidding this was warez junction at one point in time. Now we are all white hat? Bahahahaha!

[Lifetalk]

FTR, none of the 'real' filehosts have had any issues thus far. The only ones you've shut down, and done us all a favor, is ones run by kids who buy a script, install it on a server, and start accepting money in their personal/premier paypal accounts.

[filerking]

What Corbin Fisher has done is set a new path to monetising piracy.

Sue the file locker with the pirated material on, freeze their bank accounts, negotiate a settlement which include all the details of the uploaders and possibly downloaders, trace their addresses and let the letters go out.

No longer is the defense, it's just the IP address. Its the IP plus a whole lot more to identify the culprit.

Lifetalk, so far this is one guy working on his own. Already he's knocking off the low hanging fruit. He will move up. Our weak links are clear. CP, is an obvious one and anyone with anything that looks remotely like it is in trouble. Then there are a few other porn subjects that will get a red flag from processors.

Now Corbin Fisher has upped the game and Oron has sold the uploaders down the river. First and not last time is my prediction.

[CJ]

What Corbin Fisher has done is set a new path to monetising piracy.

Sue the file locker with the pirated material on, freeze their bank accounts, negotiate a settlement which include all the details of the uploaders and possibly downloaders, trace their addresses and let the letters go out.

No longer is the defense, it's just the IP address. Its that plus a whole lot more.

in short he is planning to send letters to 80% of internet users ? Are these guys that much free ? I mean thr are millions of downloaders, to how many users are you going to investigate & send letters ?