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It would also be great if we could do something about the larger paying hosts, like rapidgator.
Still seems there's no interest in them at all, they must be doing something right since they're the only ones being ignored. Also, it seems like they're all moving to 'payza' now but they will terminate accounts with good enough reason as far as i know. |
#2402 file lockers dead and without cash :D
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As I have said numerous times in this thread, larger sites take much longer to deal with. It's hard work, resource intensive and costs money. Nobody gets paid to do this, every single person working on Copy Control is a volunteer. Yet we have managed to disrupt the operation of almost three hundred sites. We could do more, faster and with greater efficiency if we had paid staff, or more people helping in compiling reports, doing the hard yards. We don't talk about sites we are targeting unless we deem it strategically prudent to do so. The bad guys read these threads so we try not to give them forewarning of what we are doing. I understand the frustration of knowing sites are still up profiting from infringing content but without more resources we are doing the best we can. |
I understand, didn't mean to imply you weren't trying, of course you are.
I was just curious as to how rapidgator has managed to become more 'untouchable' than other hosts. Much larger hosts have had their paypal accounts closed, so it'd be interesting to know what RG has done to avoid the same result. Also funny that the uploaders are suggesting they use bitcoin now. Rather pointless idea if you ask me, typical users/customers don't even know what it is. |
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Many file lockers have shown some bravado when it comes to alternative payment methods but losing Paypal alone is a significant disruption to any site. No other payment method is trusted more for online transactions, people know how it works, know there are favorable buyer protections and trust it. Joe Bloggs in front of his XBox won't find Webmoney easy to use. Bitcoin is a pipe dream, it's theoretically a nice idea but in practice isn't going to gain a foothold. People want to pay for things online like they pay for things in stores. So it's either Credit Cards through Paypal or Credit Card direct that people want. |
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also, you've generated ~5k with stopfilelockers, why not pay the staff with that money? I don't see it costing much to hire some indians to submit stuff to paypal? :2 cents::2 cents: |
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Here's an analogy for you: Most viruses are written for windows and not linux, right? Why, well linux is considerable impractical for the average user or business user and on top of that it's not used very much and the users are much more savvy in regards to the machines processes. Windows on the otherhand has a fair market share and most have no clue to what the machine does. Take away paypal and some other processes and bitcoin and webmoney only get the people who wouldn't pay in the first place (very impractical people who sit behind a computer screen all day). |
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Very curious to see how it all plays out. But creating money from nothing is something only governments and banks seem to be allowed to do. |
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So pissed off. 7-11 refused my bitcoins today for a lukewarm 40 oz. Assholes.
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In what universe do you live in where you think $5k is a lot of money ? I know in some third world countries it might be a fortune however not so in the western world. How much do you think we have spent on establishing the company, legal fees, our office, servers to keep up during DDoS, the ongoing cost of our collaboration system, etc ? It's cost around $15,000 to date to run this project and it's going to cost a lot more. Is it that you're naive or are just so used to getting things for free that you have no idea of the real costs of real things in the real world ? Quote:
Firstly with a maximum of 21 million bitcoins it's never going to hit mainstream, the online digital economy is worth hundreds of billions of dollars, the bit coin won't account for even 1% of that. Secondly, in many jurisdictions like Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom you need a financial services license to issue plastic, due to the anonymous by design nature of bitcoin that will never happen. Third, while hardcore pirates may adopt it as their method to pay for infringing content, just as druggies have adopted it to pay for things at Silk Road, it's lack of mainstream acceptance will mean that Joe Public with a Visa card will never get a Bitcoin card. Bitcoin will never be a mainstream currency as the digital economy's value far exceeds the value of the theoretical maximum limit of bitcoins. People want to pay with established payment systems that they trust. Bitcoin wont get there any time soon, if at all. Quote:
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You really needed an office to send emails to paypal and search google? Isnt your collaboration tool you use some free tool? (Sorry I'm just assuming) Quote:
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LOL. you're so closed minded about anything that goes against your beliefs. You have double standards in everything you post, but anyhow, I'll give you a bump, as I think you get happy when it's the first page on gfy. But let's see the people who said things would never work: There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in their home. - Kenneth Olsen, president and founder of Digital Equipment Corp., 1977 To place a man in a multi-stage rocket and project him into the controlling gravitational field of the moon where the passengers can make scientific observations, perhaps land alive, and then return to earth--all that constitutes a wild dream worthy of Jules Verne. I am bold enough to say that such a man-made voyage will never occur regardless of all future advances. - Lee deForest (1873-1961) (American radio pioneer and inventor of the vacuum tube.) Feb 25, 1957. There is not the slightest indication that [nuclear energy] will ever be obtainable. It would mean that the atom would have to be shattered at will. - Albert Einstein, 1932. Need I go on? |
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We need an office to comply with the law, where do you think our business address is ? We have offices for meetings, fax, mail, to answer our phones, conference facilities for the times we use them. All fairly normal things for any organisation, why is any of that strange to you ? Our systems aren't free, not much in life is, we pay fees to maintain our accounting and collaboration systems. We also pay fees to the accounting firm overseeing our finances and handling our company register. Quote:
Everything you say is simplistic, you demonstrate no understanding of how things work in the real world. We have established a scalable corporate structure, with appropriate legal protections and advice. Piracy isn't just going away and we'll be dealing with much more than just file lockers as time goes on. Quote:
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You're so eager to come into this thread and disparage everything we are doing that you leave your brain at the door. |
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By that I mean, you buy yourself a superhero cape, and dedicate your time and money to chasing down the internet villains you feel need some attention. I am sure that AK has his hands full right now handling his current focus on the FL's and PP. :2 cents: |
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My idea on you is this. You're trying to pump your company up, and make a name for yourself, so that you can try and do what companies like removeyourcontent are doing and charge people for your services. And I think I'm pretty right on this, otherwise you wouldve setup a non-profit. Care to comment? |
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Lets get to the heart of your opinion, you would prefer it if we weren't working to cut off payments to file lockers. Quite simple to see. |
Actually, the heart of my opinion is, I can't stand to see you telling these webmasters here, that you're really making a difference, and doing anything besides sending an email to paypal, after your extensive research with your special tools and software. All you're doing is causing a slight disturbance in their processing, which lasts about a week or 2 until they get new processing.
Also, can't really stand that you do ANYTHING to try to gain more credibility and virtual kudos from most of these asshat sheep in this thread. And, I can't stand that you keep posting that you're killing filelockers. I have yet to see one that you actually did 'kill'. You have filereactor on your stopfilelockers site, like if you were the reason they shutdown. They were already shutting down prior to your reporting to paypal. But being you have most of these people fooled that your efforts are making a difference, I guess I'll just stay quiet from now on and let you Paul Markham and Robbie 'collaborate' on who to target next. Be sure not to divulge any info on your methods. You don't do that in public. But good job killing file lockers! You are just about as powerful as the US government! And all it took was an email to paypal. What happened to all those 'arrests' that were supposed to come to the filelockers with CP on them? :thumbsup:thumbsup Anyway, I promise I'll try my hardest to keep out of your self glorifying thread. apologies. :thefinger |
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That is honestly the dumbest fucking thing I've seen all year. One man's mission to save GFY from hypocrisy! Jesus fuckin' christ... and I thought markham led a waste of an existence :2 cents: |
Krylon, you're missing the point. AK is showing file lockers and the major part of the piracy business weakest link. Money.
Yes they find new processors and then get them aware of what these sites contain and they get knocked out. Until one day the RIAA, MPA and any other industry suffering from piracy realise that money is the key to unlocking the thieves. Joe Biden might even see it as a way to reduce online piracy and talk to Visa and MC. We don't know. Every war starts with a person picking up a gun, every journey starts with a small step. Why you would waste your time telling AK not to do anything is the mystery. If you're working, you're losing money posting. By the way, what do you do in this business? At least me and Robbie are in it. |
I sell all my content for 1$ a set. But I'm retired now, and filthy rich. And I have a bunch of ebooks i'm writing that are going to be published soon. I have a few tube sites, and filelockers.
It doesen't take much to be 'in' it. now does it paul? :) Piriod! |
Wthout krylon trolling this thread is buried in second page.
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Now if you would turn your back on money, tell me why. It'e got nothing to do with pointing out that others don't show what they do and could be posting while uploading. Not you of course and no one here either. :1orglaugh |
Without Paul Markham feeding krylon who trolls, this thread is buried in second page.
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wow almost 50 pages, did you win some ipad or what? :) keep up the good work and bump i mean! :thumbsup
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Been missing my favorite thread. Back to the top.
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Another bump for the most worthwhile thread on this board.
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Adultking, how many filelockers have you killed already?
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Paul Markham said for years if you go after the money all piracy will stop. And he gets the whole online thing. It's clearly a waiting game. |
thread's losing steam
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