Here's something else and it will kill you. If one man with a little help from others can do all this in 2012 imagine what could have been if the big players in adult in 2006 and 2007 would have done the same instead of secretly opening their own tubes with stolen content? Imagine how much more money 99% of the people reading this right now would have. It's crazy. Just fucking crazy.

Too busy closing eyes.

Agree.

If they can't afford the flight, Video presentation.

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Internext webmasters and sponsors, especially GFY folks, are shit in its general
AdultKing is the Man

Don't bring him where he doesn't belong

90% surfers, 9% tube/filelockers owners, 1% adult webmasters.
this is the zoo, cant really expect much action

what I'm saying is no matter how hard he tries it's the only matter of his personal effort
people posting here and attending shows have no clue about the effort of such kind and values other than money. just people full of shit looking to make some money

most of you guys posting in this thread contribute nothing to the industry. even if some do it's still not that in-depth effort. everyone has his own pond and doesn't really care what happens outside of it besides some bullshit drama

this industry is full of shame and there's still no limit. so you better shut your whining fuck up and let the man do his job

And note their total silence on AK and this effort.

If you look at this logically, if these companies are willing and able to open tubes, why wouldn't they also open file lockers, and possibly even torrents? Once you cross that line, why stop at one?

I'm sure none of us would be surprised to find out that many of these same tube companies are the owners behind a lot of these file lockers.

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I think you're right on a large percentage of them.

And then there's another percentage of them who think THEY are the leader and simply can't stand it when another guy simply DID what had to be done.

Kinda makes big sites like Pink Visual with all their lawyers, and employees, and "deals" with Manwin and FSC look kinda ineffective in comparison to one guy figuring out how to do an end run around all the bullshit and go straight for the jugular.

indeed... *bump*

it's a grass roots movement. Best thing to do is let the man march in quiet. We'll just keep hitting him with donations when he needs it. No need to get all the big guys involved. They are shady as shit, & are not friends of the industry.
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True dat.

Looking at some of them it's obvious it takes little to open one. Maybe not a top ranking one, but still a File Locker.

Buy the script, domain, hosting is cheap and BW is for nothing these days.

Get processing, not too hard with PP.

Then what's to stop the owner of the FL uploading all the content themselves. Is it really that hard?

Next step is to spam the forums and get people to know about it.

Then think affiliates to add more content and grow the site.

Bumping for dead pirates

How much traffic do your antipiracy sites get btw?

Btw a link to your site is in top spot rotation on my site with the words
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ANTIPIRACY MOVEMENT EVER
Get yourself involved!

Thanks for all the comments everyone.

We're working on establishing mainstream alliances now to ensure that our efforts are able to continue to grow.

Even just whacking one mole is better than none.

Eric (Remove Your Content) found this today

"FileSonic and Oron, two prominent file-hosting services, have been dragged to court by adult entertainment company Flava Works. In a complaint filed at a federal court in Illinois, the cyberlockers are joined by 26 John Doe defendants who stand accused of sharing copyrighted material. These files were also allegedly shared on several other cyberlockers including FileServe, Hotfile and RapidShare."

http://torrentfreak.com/filesonic-or...awsuit-120730/

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Thanks!

gay company again, who would have thought...

We should ask ourselves why. Are all the straight ones up to their necks in piracy or full of hot air or can't afford to go to court?

i think it's half, no 3/4 of the industry lawyers we use don't know one thing about this, research it, charge you for 30 hours of research at 300 an hour & then give you some crazy number to sue not based on contingency. It wasn't until guys like eric & nate that people were pointed in the right direction regarding counsel.
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Thanks Duke. Well now we seem to have found lawyers who do know how to do it. When will companies start to pick up the baton?

Bump for the good fight.

Page 2, eh? Let's fix that.

Do you still need extra people help do some monitoring for the project? I can pitch in a few hours a week at least, if needed. :)

Found this off http://www.oddassy.com/forum/

Have they been hit yet? Where to report?
http://www.turboimagehost.com/advertise.tu

http://newswire.xbiz.com/view.php?id=152048 :thumbsup

About time.

In other news, I hear this is also being blamed on AK:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1717735.html

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FINALLY, Xbiz noticed something that wasn't totally related to an advertiser in their magazine. :)

Bump for pirates losing everything.

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Without those affiliate payouts they can't pay the bills. :upsidedow

Bump from the EU morning crew.

Great job AK. Although it does make me wonder whether or not this will force the pirates into an adapt or die situation.

In which case, they could potentially start using a different platform, one that would be even more difficult to police or put a stop to.

Not that I'm saying do nothing, but I'm slightly concerned this could open a new can of worms that would present even greater challenges.

In many ways, this could be a fucked if you do and a fucked if you don't scenario.

Either way, kudos to you for taking action.

It's guaranteed that file lockers and pirates in general will adapt. The long term strategy is to reach beyond file lockers and disrupt as many other areas of piracy as possible, as they develop new strategies so will we.

Can I add you on icq fella? There is something I want to run by you outside of public domain so to speak. Never know which fuckers are reading these threads. Cat and mouse. lol

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Oron.com is not loading for me. Can anyone please confirm?

Down here:

Server not found

Firefox can't find the server at oron.com.

Oron is gone.

Cant believe it....:pimp

That is a positive confirmation on my end. :pimp

Just read this on WJunction:

from the xbiz article:

But, but... freeloaders were NEVER going to pay for porn EVER, apparently? That's one hell of a quote, and would be extremely interesting to see the actual figures.

Maybe Oron decided to not pay the hosting bill at leaseweb at all, this is quite a saving. Next hosting provider take some risk however :)

you need to say that as you kick start your chopper like bruce willis in pulp fiction
lol
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No one else thinks this is strange?

Unless they're physically taking the servers from one hosting to the next. Why would they take the site down. Also other questions, did leaseweb turn them off for not paying the bill, if they didn't pay the bill would leaseweb hand over the servers or hold onto them as collateral.

Seems like the shit has hit the fan, let the fun begin. :thumbsup

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My guess Paul is that they are moving to some offshore hosting where they can stick a fiinger up to DMCA and other requests. I dont think they will just pack up because they know they can make a lot of money from what they are doing