What tees me off is all these "hypocrites" that report the uploaded files and have them deleted.
Do they sneak in the forums, get what they want, then report to the server host?
At least "leechers" get what they want and leave the files intact.
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| Author: | mimi_44 [ Mon 19 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Reporting files |
What tees me off is all these "hypocrites" that report the uploaded files and have them deleted.
Do they sneak in the forums, get what they want, then report to the server host? At least "leechers" get what they want and leave the files intact. |
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| Author: | pakigang [ Tue 20 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Yo right dude, I just got 5 of my uploaded games deleted  |
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| Author: | Lord [ Tue 20 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
I guess anything related micros0ft or similar bigger companies they delete it on spot The trick here that you should upload RAR files and you should password it with encryption Web hosting tools cannot read RAR while these tools can read zip and gz and 7z |
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| Author: | jkf [ Tue 20 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Software companies and the music/movie industry actually have people hired to do such things. Thats the only thing they do..., to search through forums, search engines, blogs and crack sites, download files... etc.. etc.. 24/7. And they get paid by their customers as to how many they find and report and have them removed. Its not only m*crosoft and the big companies. Many small guys selling software which sells for around $25 are doing it themselves to stay in business. If you had something that you were selling, wouldn't it be to your best interest to find every source you can, that is screwing you out of money??? No matter where you live, what we do is not an approved activity in the eyes of the joint forces who are trying to reduce infringement and they can seek you out regardless of what the laws of your country are. Punish and ask questions later!!! And that is exactly what is happening these days. |
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| Author: | pakigang [ Sun 25 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Somehow I don't agree with the argument that software maker are "losing" money. You make a crappy software & get millions for it? there should be a law that if a software has made so much profit it should be made free. Many would not agree to this mentality because it goes against corporate thinking. |
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| Author: | jkf [ Mon 26 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
They aren't losing money but not making enough is what they claim.
People that own $million of Microshit stock... it really doesn't make a bit of difference to them how they exploited people to make earnings go up, as long as it goes up... "Big Brother " these days, is getting to be so bad, that they will shoot first and ask questions later. Before, it was big brother "Uncles Sam", big brother "EU", etc... etc... and they pretty much kept things to their own countries. Now all the "Big Brothers" have joined together to bother everyone. It no longer matters if rules and regulations make any sense. The authorities only want to exercise the fact that they are in charge... and to let you know that... and they get their orders from those with big money... big businesses, like software giants. If they can't find the WMD (piece of shiit software) or the smokin' guns... they will put one in your possession for you...  |
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| Author: | mimi_44 [ Tue 27 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Seen this, someone called "Cliffski" is siging in forums and deleting files. Here is a screen capture of his blog: Code: http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r52/custodianguard/CLIFF.jpg
Check for spaces in URL when pasting in browser. He is one of many I am sure. |
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| Author: | jkf [ Tue 27 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Some people are too damned self-righteous to leave things alone. What business did he have to even know what these forums contained? what the links were, unless he had a personal interest in them to begin with? Who knows, he may even be working for one of these outfits and trying to make it sound like it is "every citizens duty." (some people need to get a life) If it wasn't for the constant checks and balances between us and them, there would be a mess on the streets... Just imagine all the people not spending hours in front of their computer. They would be out on the streets, in society being just as unproductive. The internet provides a social service for them to stay out of trouble. |
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| Author: | mimi_44 [ Tue 27 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
Staying out of trouble for whom? lol If anyone got a hold of who these people are...watch out. |
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| Author: | Lord [ Wed 28 Feb, 2007 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Reporting files |
such guys can be hunted easy as we hunt leechers Also it is kind of impossible to buy every application and movie and game you use From where anyone get all the money required to buy all these stuff |
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