https://cosyupload.com/affiliate

i don't even understand how this site makes money, they don't store files, they distribute files to the big file hosters. so where do they make money from?

I would guess they are an affiliate of the sites you upload to. File lockers can see where their links come from. That?s how boards and sites like these make their money. File lockers pay boards and sites like these for sending them customers. It?s not just the pirates making money, the boards also make a percentage of each sale.

It's a grubby ecosystem, upload sites, debrid download sites, file lockers, forums, blogs, image hosts, video hosts, link protectors, link encryptors, the list goes on. Every one of them make money from piracy and none have the right to exist.

I don't think most of us know just how bad it is.

The pirates are now sending poorly worded cease and desist notices about StopFileLockers.com to Cloudflare.


Someone using the pseudonym "Candie Vessler" [email protected] has today emailed several CloudFlare contacts asking that they disconnect us.

Yes everyone will take notice of an email like that from Gmail. :1orglaugh

It's hilarious when thieves try to justify their actions. It's even funnier when they try to flip it around on the people they are stealing from like if we didn't want our content stolen then we shouldn't have made it.

There's an interesting thread about avoiding getting caught here:

http://www.wjunction.com/102-file-ho...filehost-3.htm

Moogie. Why you no pay your hard working affiliates? Why you become persona non grata at WarezJunction? This is no way to run a successful legitimate file host.

http://i.imgur.com/EVHVV.jpg

^^^^

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

*bumpity*

I think WJunction is the last of Rudy Corella's worries.

As a person of interest in the US Department of Justice Operation D-Elite in which one member of a torrent site Rudy Corella was a part of became the eighth conviction resulting therefrom and subject to an order to pay a judgement of $400,000 + $141,000 in court costs he is now risking fresh investigations into his activities.

who is that GFY person?

I think I get what he's saying. It boils down to.

If SFL can't find the pirated content, he can't mess with us.

Which is great, because if SFL can't find it, neither can anyone else.

We reay need a face palm smiley. Eric and Theo, take note. :1orglaugh

gideongallery probably :pimp

yeah indeed... pay up the hard working people who are changing and revolutionizing the industry :Oh crap

Intersting article arguing for what is essentially AK's approach to dealing with piracy:

http://musictechpolicy.wordpress.com...rporate-level/

looks like there are still some payment processors working for filesharing pests

moneybookers is accepting payments from [email protected] for fileband.com
so are
premiumissuer.com
http://www.premiuminrupees.com
http://filesharingaccounts.com/
http://www.hotfilepremiumstore.com

business as usual

Rudy Corella, why have you sequestered yourself from this enlightening thread?
Based on the the below publication claiming your angelic innocence , we would appreciate you returning to the stand for additional cross examination. :)

http://i.imgur.com/oT6W4.jpg

They still bang on about this being a DMCA issue. Fools.

fileuplo.de (again) & filestrum.com have been terminated by Paypal.

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

1st page please :batman

I am happy to bump this back again to the top! :pimp
Hey AdultKing, check my sig, I am not kidding :pimp

Glad to see you back Matyko and thanks for your great support!

Is it all a waste of time, or worse? https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1085764

Or a fight we should all support?

Welcome back :thumbsup

AdultKing please take care of this one

http://luckyshare.net/

they are not removing

Please send DMCA to info(at)avangate.com and cc it to [email protected]

yup, I got more ignores on this shitty little filelocker, so will be cc-ing above addresses guys, I really want this filelocker shut down and taught a lesson! The sooner their payment processing is blocked the better!

I know you are investigating them so good luck!

megaload.it
uploadcore.com
filehostfree.com

all terminated by Paypal

By the way all those indians, russians, filipino who was uploading stuff then posting and spamming it around to get commissions, not likely will give up and get an offline job. I mean they do this for money and may want to continue doing money online in some way as used to. I also got to read in black hat forums someone asking for alternatives of pic/file uploads and someone sends them even to GFY to look for this or that program, but given the background of the guys I would expect they would be carders or spammers type of affiliate.

Unsure if related, but I am lately getting a lot of new guys with vpn registering the pay per free (CPA per lead) program, and doing lots of accounts themselves; I mean daily... plus some sending real traffic but from spam bots and getting mailed by networks they spam "please terminate this affiliate id", and one said they spammed warez sites before with same bot; finally lots of carders who could have carded those file lockers as fake users of own uploaded content, previously.

Again it could be not related, just no increase of new legit affiliates so it is not a general increase of popularity of the program, but so many self-create accounts and spammy type of proxy-ish affiliates growing after summer esp in past 30 days it seems whole villages in Bangladesh signing-up from proxy, it looks like they came from somewhere else who stopped to pay them, whatever it was.

I'm In!!!

I also got this from paypal a few hours ago.
Anything to do with the shit-storm AK is kicking up!? Paypal seems to be in CYA Mode. I havent read the whole thing yet but it appears they are trying to limit and or control the way people can sue them?

PayPal recently posted a new Policy Update which includes changes to the PayPal User Agreement. The update to the User Agreement is effective November 1, 2012 and contains several changes, including changes that affect how claims you and PayPal have against each other are resolved. You will, with limited exception, be required to submit claims you have against PayPal to binding and final arbitration, unless you opt out of the Agreement to Arbitrate (Section 14.3) by December 1, 2012. Unless you opt out: (1) you will only be permitted to pursue claims against PayPal on an individual basis, not as a plaintiff or class member in any class or representative action or proceeding and (2) you will only be permitted to seek relief (including monetary, injunctive, and declaratory relief) on an individual basis.

You can view this Policy Update by logging in to your PayPal account. To log in to your account, go to https://www.paypal.com and enter your member log in information. Once you are logged in, look at the Notifications section on the top right side of the page for the latest Policy Updates. We encourage you to review the Policy Update to familiarize yourself with all of the changes that have been made.

It's funny, the arm chair lawyers and piracy apologists at WJunction have been applying pressure where ever they can to attempt to shut down the Stop File Lockers web site.

Are they really so dumb to believe shutting down a website will halt our work against piracy ? It appears so

They claim that our articles about child pornography being present on file lockers are illegal:

They're emailing everyone left right and center with bogus abuse reports, which is very amusing but rather ineffective.

Firstly, we're doing nothing illegal or immoral, which is not something I can say about the pirates. Secondly, the Stop File Lockers website is only the means by which we report some updates, there would be zero impact on our campaign if it went down. The only effect of it going down would be that the pirates lose a window into which they can look to see what we are doing.

It is obvious your work is crushing them. if you were doing anything illegal paypal and the rest would not have been affected by you.

Thank you, AK. Really glad you are here.

Back to square one.

http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/201...gaupload-mega/

What Mega and Megaupload do have in common is that they are both one-click, subscriber-based cloud platforms that allow customers to upload, store, access, and share large files. Dotcom, and his Mega partner Mathias Ortmann say the difference is that now those files will first be one-click-encrypted right in a client?s browser, using the so-called Advanced Encryption Standard algorithm. The user is then provided with a second unique key for that file?s decryption.

It will be up to users, and third-party app developers, to control access to any given uploaded file, be it a song, movie, videogame, book, or simple text document. Internet libertarians will surely embrace this new capability.

And because the decryption key is not stored with Mega, the company would have no means to view the uploaded file on its server. It would, Ortmann explains, be impossible for Mega to know, or be responsible for, its users? uploaded content ? a state of affairs engineered to create an ironclad ?safe harbor? from liability for Mega, and added piece of mind for the user.

....

One of the more unique wrinkles of the new service may come from Mega?s decision not to deploy so-called de-duplication on its servers, meaning that if a user decides to upload the same copyright-infringing file 100 times, it would result in 100 different files and 100 distinct decryption keys. Removing them would require 100 takedown notices of the type typically sent by rights holders like movie studios and record companies.

This shows that Paypal are very aware of the situation. They might even be planning something and covering their ass beforehand.

Who will Mega and Megaupload use to process?

Found this link through PimpRoll's forum - Thousands of JAV videos. Many appear to be DTI related/

http://filestay.com/?op=payments

Avangate and paypal. Filestay is new to me.

Nothing to do with us, Paypal make minor changes to policy regularly, I get change of policy emails at least a couple of times a year.

Actually, it doesn't, it just means a small legal change has been made to Paypal's terms of service.

We'll take a look.

Avangate is a rogue payment processor it should be noted.

Filestay is not accepting Paypal, we had them terminated already.

They are using Avangate (a rogue processor) and FashionPay a front for all sorts of dodgy stuff.

These will both be dealt with when Visa and Mastercard act to have the acquirers terminate merchant agreements.

Some news

1st-files.com have had their Paypal account terminated
muchshare.net have lost their processing account with Regnow

And also the following piracy sites which were using Paypal to accept "donations" got their accounts terminated:

wowebook.be
gxcandals.com
zkito.com