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8th Oct 2012, 02:16 AM #151BannedWebsite's:
XmasPresent4Me.comI guess file sharing is not popular in the Czech Republic or someone is just not real good at it.
So does AK share his donations with you or do you have your own anti-piracy site you are accepting donations at?
Or perhaps you are (partly) responsible for those movies with the 16 and 17 year old Czech girls performing sex acts?
Isn't it amazing how easy it is to accuse someone of something undesirable online and if you say it enough times many people online begin to believe it.
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8th Oct 2012, 08:04 AM #152Banned
payment processors is the important word here.
Secondly, your argument that these "file lockers" should of let the information get there in the first place. If you sell a blank dvd to someone and they decide to burn a copyrighted material are you going to run out and get memorex sued for that? They offer a service and reply to take down notices. You don't really seem to get that by the looks of it.
Third, I'm pretty sure I would be able to find message boards of people who might want to share family videos of their holidays and such. It's not unheard of nor is it rare. You do realize we live in a world where it's easier in some parts to upload photos to a nice little .zip / .rar archive then mail a copy out to all the family members. Who knows you could have a very large family. Sending a link in a email sure beats having to cost yourself an extra expense to make them all copies. Have you heard of a thing called YouTube? Yeah, people make personal videos and share them on forums all the time. Crazy shit ain't it?
Four, Tubes are making money from copyrighted material. You don't really seem to understand that. Anyone can upload a video to a tube site not just rights holders. By your logic that content should of never have even been able to get on the tubes servers. If I went and looked I bet easily 60% of the mini previews I would find go to blogs filled with DDL/PPD links. Why should that be allowed? Why should they be allowed to make money off it but others cannot? That's not really fair now is it.
Five, You really think pretty girls wanna have sex with a bunch of old men and have it filmed and distributed for free? Lmao...come on now. If you were clued up on this you would of known about the cases brought up on bangbros in the early days before they started getting them to sign contracts. I could bring up other arguments on this but why waste time getting to the point?
Six, if right owners care about there work they will hire people to hunt down piracy. It's just a necessity in this day and age. You're coming across that people only upload to make money? What about torrenting? What about FTP Dumps? What about top sites? The Scene? - Who's been as you say "pirating" since the 1970's.
Your ignorance to the idea is what I would expect of a forty year old with a raging boner and no money. I'll touch on your not clued in thing for a sec, I've been doing this far to long. Alot of you said pirating would end when KaaZa went defunct, some said Napster. There is and will be no end of it. I've seen every step that's been taken and it's all failed. If someone pirates your work don't get mad, be happy that someone out there finds your work enjoyable and wants to share it with others. Keep producing content that makes people want to see it. Real fans buy and support artists/film-makers/programmers who produce quality stuff. There are many studies that have shown that piracy helps get artists heard. It makes us evolve.
Piracy was a micro business, now it's a mega business. Cutting off the funds will reduce piracy, not remove it.
http://stopfilelockers.com/ultramega...american-soil/
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8th Oct 2012, 06:17 PM #153Member
I don't really know why it's hard for you to understand. Filelockers could easily take away premium accounts and still offer PPD. Anyone in this day and age can process a credit card offline in this day and age (Be it they still want to offer premium...). They could easily start sending wire transfers, cheques, money orders and the list goes on.
You can buy blank dvd's with paypal, let's do a quick search on ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DVD-R-Disc-1...item3a692732f7
So by your earlier post...this seller should have his paypal account removed because the blank dvd could be used for copyright infringement.
I'm pretty sure ultramegabit operates more then just one server. Let's have a look at manwin who is funding this thing...
http://72.14.203.72/transparencyrepo...s/pornhub.com/
Damn, eight times the removal requests as ultramegabit?
Never claimed people who hosted self made or family videos/pictures use premium accounts. You seem to like adding on to what I say.
As for the previews I bet if I went on youporn or pornhub I could easily without a doubt in my mind be able to find several videos pointing to blogs or pirate sites as you refer to as.
Law 2257 requires actors to be over the age of eight-teen. It's already proven Robert had some sort of child pornography thing going on (I would of looked into it, but I'm not into underage sex thank you.) You all seem to praise him still. You know what happens to a child abuser/rapist in jail/prison? Yeah they get the shit beat out of them on a daily basis...Until you end up in protective custody.
By removing paypal it's not really hurting them much. There are alternatives. Maybe someone should be reporting Robert for his child porn to visa and mastercardI don't know why you still think just because tube sites don't have a payment processor there copyrighted content is fine to be viewed with ad's on the site so they can make money. Yeah it's fine if the big guys can make money off copyrighted content but not the little guys? That's not fair.
Piracy is not about making money. Sure some people upload to PPD sites to make a little extra on the side. Do I think it's right? Well it's up to the user to judge them. DDL sites are just the first layer of the idea which you don't seem to grasp. We share with others because we like the content and want others to enjoy it as we did. Piracy has always been a huge business. Killing off file lockers won't do a thing to it.
Let's show you a form of piracy that's lasted for thirty two years now. News groups / Usenet. There are petabytes of copyrighted content, has it stopped? No.
I'll just edit this really quick, Eric Green loves to tell people I'm behind bars for and I quote "behind fucking bars for a good forty to fifty years." Scare tactics don't with with the big players. You think were gone but we only got smarter. Hugs and kisses Eric. I know you'll be reading this.
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8th Oct 2012, 09:48 PM #154Banned
Then start your own campaign to go after Tubes and Paypal. It's called Stop File Lockers and guess what?
It's job is stopping file lockers.
No there was no underage porn on Roberts site, that was a lie.
So file lockers can move their processing, so why are you worried?
The fact that you and others are posting shows you're worried. Mainstream is coming in on this method soon, then you'll all be sharing for real free. Be glad.
Not for profit???????????????
Try using bank transfers or WU, because credit cards are going to get very tough to use once mainstream get going on this.
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8th Oct 2012, 11:27 PM #155Member
Your pretty biased on your views and yes Robert was uploading / advertising child pornography. There is proof of it, google it. I don't use file lockers for copyrighted materials. I do however use them when I need to send files back and forth without needing to setup a ftp account on one of my servers. It's far more easier to send a password protected .rar file. For pirating there are better options out there. People who use DDL sites are those fairly new to this "game". Eventually they'll graduate and move on to better ways to do it. I don't get the the reason you think I'm worried. I just clearly stated the flaws in your viewing. Just your last post you think the only reason people share files is for profit and you are very very wrong. Your still living in the Napster days. The "Mainstream is coming" makes me laugh really. This is the internet, nowadays it's based on freedom. Silly how you think this is going to change anything.
I could go on to show why people to it not to earn money. I sorta think you don't even realize how anything other then file lockers work. Look at torrents, do people make money on them? No. Usenet, do people make money off that? No. Magnet links, do people make money off them? Nope. It's just funny really...since nearly all paid pornographic sites have ripped content from others in some way or another. I would suggest you maybe look into this file sharing world a little more before coming to the conclusion that it's all for money. Why not go around the world and kill everyone who sells bootleg movies? In the views you stated that would stop most of the piracy.
When one site goes down, more pop up in it's place. I don't think you've ever heard of bit-coins by the sounds of it as well. Just to touch back for a second. Look at usenet, you can get a subscription for 10-15-30 bucks and download 100tb of copyrighted content in a month. But but but why hasn't it stopped?! I'll let you answer that one. As for the torrents lets take a quick look at isohunt before we finish up here.
Active Torrents: 10,119,755
That is one and only one tracker alone. That number alone makes DDL sites look like a grain of salt. How about TPB? They lost their law suite but are they offline? Nope. It's a new day and age, get used to it.
Just to toss this out there, I currently have a 62TB file server loaded with content I never paid for. Did I use PPD sites? Nope. Grow up and realize this will not help your cause in any way or sort.
Edit: Just wanted to add something as well...Anyone else notice it's only these adult sites who are complaining and not the big movie studios? Guess there all mad that not alot of people will buy porn nowadays when a quick google search can give you something that's free
PS: Paypal doesn't allow or support campaign's who send death threats and post vital details out in the open public
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8th Oct 2012, 11:42 PM #156ψ(`∇?)ψLook at torrents, do people make money on them? No. Usenet, do people make money off that? No. Magnet links, do people make money off them? Nope.
Yes, PILES of it.
Same as torrents.
Take a look at this image:
ISOHunt also have 5 ads per one download page.
For one search you need 3 steps to get to desired link.
That makes 15 ad impresions.
Multiply that with 500K-1M daily users.
You can look at possibly 15M impressions a day.
Do you have ANY idea how much is that traffic worth?
Usenet. Do you know how much usenet providers pay affiliates for referring people?
Alot.
So, don't talk nonsense, really.
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8th Oct 2012, 11:53 PM #157Member
The people who package the torrent, not the site / tracker itself. Most private trackers have no ad's. Though with Isohunt I can download it as easy as one click once I pick the desired torrent. I thought most people used adblock and no script these days?
As with usenet yes they have an affiliate system. Though you don't make money uploading the content to usenet. Torrents or usenet are not PPD.
My posts were based more less towards the uploader of the torrent. The site does need ad's to survive I agree with that completely.
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9th Oct 2012, 12:00 AM #158ψ(`∇?)ψ
1. Most private trackers charge fat money for invites.
2. Only 10% of people searching for warez on the internet, have adblock.
3. Maybe you can, but average joe would probably need lots of clicks and fails. When you have 10 download buttons everywhere, it's easy to miss proper one.
4. So what if they are not PPD? It's still same thing. Money+CIM.
5. Yes you can make money even uploading on usenet, lol. Send some adf.ly links in nfoor filehost links.
All you need is imagination.
Btw, I am not following discussion really, long ass posts, just noticed this one, wanted to show you that you are wrong...
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9th Oct 2012, 12:11 AM #159Member
So...you agree with this campaign?
I've never had and tracker charge for an invite. I know IPT offers a donation invite when there sign up is closed. The private trackers I'm currently in do not allow charging for invites in any form or it's an instant ban. How can you put a adf.ly when you use a decent nzb search engine? Maybe if there on a forum or something. In six years of using usenet I have never once seen a usercash or any type of sort.
I'm not going to argue this, from my personal experience I've never had any of the above and were both entitled to our opinions.
Btw, when using usenet it's similar to the following.
You click and download the file directly. It's not a http link.
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9th Oct 2012, 12:25 AM #160ψ(`∇?)ψ
Do you realize it's 1 million of users like you and me, against like 500 millions, who have no clue?? What You or I do, is not applicable to majority. It's actually completely opposite what they do.
While you are experienced, they have no idea what is usenet. They just see colorful advert, with 'Download with the speed of light', they click, and they pay for it. Till they learn, it's too late, someone got that money.
Those 500 millions have no idea what they search, what they click, how they get infected. They are the target for money wolves.
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