Originally Posted by JimmyStephans

DMCA notices and all related crap doesn't work and often causes the pirate to become even more determined.

Hosts, like the losers at LeaseWeb, will always put up as many fences as they can to protect their customers (revenue) and hoping you get frustrated and stop sending notices.

Clearly, just like if you have a problem at any other business, you have to move up the line... bandwidth providers and places like that.

Because the pirates, and their supporters like LeaseWeb, play dirty it seems to me that the best way to fight them is dirty.

If the discussions in this thread about CP are true it seems to me that the information should be properly packaged and sent to media outlets, like NBC News / MS-NBC, and Congressional people and others. Let the media guys go visit the American executives for LeaseWeb down near that datacenter they opened in the USA (not far from Washington DC) and ask a few questions on camera.

How can some executive here explain their massive support for the activities (CP, Warez and Copyright issues) described above?

No matter how many times he tried to explain that the laws are different back home the news guys here would make him look foolish. Love to see some exec that has kids in the USA explain the CP issues, or near CP issues (if true).

Love to see that exec explain on MS-NBC, in this economy, his support for copyright violators that is costing American's jobs and income.

That interview would then likely lead to investigations and actions by government types, etc.

Pirates, and the supporters like LeaseWeb, play dirty. Might be time for dirty tricks from the copyright holders side.

Jimmy