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amateurcanada 09-21-2011 08:04 PM

Content theft and me...
 
Want to see how much of your stuff is stolen? goto google and type:

YOURSITENAME+wupload
or
YOURSITENAME+siterip
or
YOURSITENAME+filesonic

You will love what you see lol. One could argue that these services might, in a round about way, advertise our material for us - I beg to differ :P The majority of these scam systems manage to get better SEO then your own efforts hahaha.

These services ask me to prove my legitimacy and have the nerve to ask for a signed document lol. So I asked them to send me any profits realized as they make members pay for MY downloads. I even sent them my paypal account? Maybe they think the word "siterip" is a legal work for being ok to steal?

*rant down*

btw, no payment to paypal yet lol.

Argos88 09-21-2011 09:08 PM

lol.. that is only 1% of the real picture..

check forums like intporn.com

pornbb.org, extreme-board.com..

just to name a few.

those forums refresh every second.. 10 new posts are made per second.. incredible..

GetSCORECash 09-21-2011 09:44 PM

Forums is where it at. Google can be removed, that is the easy part. The forum posters don't stop, they need the cash.

The new forums are invite only and they are hard to crack.

BIGTYMER 09-21-2011 09:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GetSCORECash (Post 18443136)
Forums is where it at. Google can be removed, that is the easy part. The forum posters don't stop, they need the cash.

The new forums are invite only and they are hard to crack.

Got some links?

mixing 09-21-2011 11:25 PM

lol yea i've actually done this before and couldn't believe how many results there were listed in Google!

Argos88 09-21-2011 11:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BIGTYMER (Post 18443151)
Got some links?

check my post..

i repeat, check my post.

Argos88 09-21-2011 11:44 PM

lol those forums like intporn, planetsuzy, extreme, pornbb...

man.. you refresh every second and you see another NEW POST!!! its incredible.

you can see 50,000 active forum users at all times.. 24/7.. WTF!!!

and then soem naive suckers blame ccbill. lol...

TERAS of content SITE RIPS are being posted every minute.. incredible.

obviously filesonic is doing a killing, millions per day.

amateurcanada 09-22-2011 06:11 AM

I can let a few files here and there go to people who are broke and maybe love a specific model - but ripping our entire network FILE by FILE, adding previews then uploading is crazy. I know this is old news.. but how many people on here are even serving DMCA notices? You might wonder why your sales are nill - if its all free from piracy then that certainly kills the bottom line. What is crazy is I email these sites all the time about the same material - so i'm sure it just gets refreshed, renamed and re-uploaded - maybe 100x more lol. Thanks! haha

sojproductions 09-22-2011 06:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amateurcanada (Post 18443659)
I can let a few files here and there go to people who are broke and maybe love a specific model - but ripping our entire network FILE by FILE, adding previews then uploading is crazy. I know this is old news.. but how many people on here are even serving DMCA notices? You might wonder why your sales are nill - if its all free from piracy then that certainly kills the bottom line. What is crazy is I email these sites all the time about the same material - so i'm sure it just gets refreshed, renamed and re-uploaded - maybe 100x more lol. Thanks! haha

DMCAs go out from us with out fail daily, we now always try to copy the hosts in, it gets much quicker responses, this used to be a 2 hour per week task, now 3 of us spend at least 1-2 hours per day monitoring and searching... it's become a job in it's own right with no self generating income - FUCK THESE FUCKS

czarina 09-22-2011 06:52 AM

we're getting sick of sending DMCAs, it's a daily battle!

Anita F 09-22-2011 10:03 AM

It is a daily battle for us as well!:mad:
Just saw the post on the top 50 wealthiest under the age of 30.
The next one in line to become wealthy will be the individual that comes up with a solution to stop piracy!

bronco67 09-22-2011 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amateurcanada (Post 18443659)
I can let a few files here and there go to people who are broke and maybe love a specific model - but ripping our entire network FILE by FILE, adding previews then uploading is crazy. I know this is old news.. but how many people on here are even serving DMCA notices? You might wonder why your sales are nill - if its all free from piracy then that certainly kills the bottom line. What is crazy is I email these sites all the time about the same material - so i'm sure it just gets refreshed, renamed and re-uploaded - maybe 100x more lol. Thanks! haha

What I'd like to know is WHO is doing this? Who is the average uploader? What are they getting out of just ripping entire contents of websites and uploading for all to grab for free? Is it a hobby?

JayDeeZee 09-22-2011 10:41 AM

I was speaking with the guys at www.Piracypitbull.com

Anyone tried their service?

bronco67 09-22-2011 10:49 AM

Just a quick question...I'm sure its been tried before, but what are the possible results with flooding torrent and upload sites with your videos that contain, for example 30 minutes of blank screen? It's probably a lot of work, but would it deter download attempts on your material when the person has a high probability of just getting nothing?

I'm going to be publishing a digital comic sometime in the future, and the idea of having it ripped and uploaded everywhere for free is a little disconcerting.

inthecrack 09-22-2011 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 18444273)
Just a quick question...I'm sure its been tried before, but what are the possible results with flooding torrent and upload sites with your videos that contain, for example 30 minutes of blank screen? It's probably a lot of work, but would it deter download attempts on your material when the person has a high probability of just getting nothing?

Interesting idea but I think the volume of blank content you could put up is probably nothing compared to the volume of real content that would still exist. You would probably make a minor annoyance of yourself for a few days and then give up.

Ironically the file sharing system would probably tag you for "abusing" the system and give you the boot.

Argos88 09-22-2011 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sojproductions (Post 18443673)
DMCAs go out from us with out fail daily, we now always try to copy the hosts in, it gets much quicker responses, this used to be a 2 hour per week task, now 3 of us spend at least 1-2 hours per day monitoring and searching... it's become a job in it's own right with no self generating income - FUCK THESE FUCKS

man, you are wasting a lot of money every day, fighting this.. and it only gets worse.

but YOU and others are guilty for it...

I know some webmasters who used to be affiliates in several program, submitted galleries on a daily basis.. and then it all started going down.. shitty ratios.. shaving... cross sales.. scrubing... the fucking sponsors closed down, steal their money, etc.. then you see those fucking sponsors opening with a new face and name.

but you know what? These gallery submitters now work for those file sharing sites and they make 5-10K PER MONTH submitting to these forums, lol. 10 to 50 bucks for every 1000 download, depending on the file sharing site.. and its all automated.. they use scripts of course.

I dont blame them.. I understand them.. if the fucking greedy sponsor did that to them, they are guilty. so fuck them.

period. yeah.

PiracyPitbull 09-22-2011 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18443094)
lol.. that is only 1% of the real picture..

check forums like intporn.com

pornbb.org, extreme-board.com..

just to name a few.

those forums refresh every second.. 10 new posts are made per second.. incredible..

Indeed, tubes are easy pickings. Forums are where you'll find the largest infringements.

They're our everyday stomping grounds :)

dgraves 09-22-2011 08:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PiracyPitbull (Post 18445957)
Indeed, tubes are easy pickings. Forums are where you'll find the largest infringements.

They're our everyday stomping grounds :)

how do you guys find content? tubes use to have files with "chicasplace" in the description but after i sent out a shit load DMCA's i noticed they were putting them back up as something like "latina blowjob", etc.

how would you recognize my content from a thumbnail with a generic description?

Argos88 09-22-2011 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dgraves (Post 18445989)
how do you guys find content? tubes use to have files with "chicasplace" in the description but after i sent out a shit load DMCA's i noticed they were putting them back up as something like "latina blowjob", etc.

how would you recognize my content from a thumbnail with a generic description?

some sponsor owners paid a programmer to code a script that spiders all forums..

but even those are useless, because in the forums, they change the name with symbols, for example

they use the 0 instead of the O... or the $ instead of the S to name files, titles, threads, etc.

The virus is already spread and there is nothing that can stop it. We webmasters and sponsor owners are guilty for this.. We cant blame anyone else, but ourselves.

anexsia 09-22-2011 08:18 PM

I already know why my Kinky Dollars conversions suck...their shit is all over torrents, tubes, forums, you name it. I used to convert with them 1:500, now it's 1:3,000+

Jakez 09-22-2011 08:36 PM

People posting material as a hobby hiding behind a proxy or something is one thing. If sites are paying people to post infringed material there has to be some kind of easy lawsuit that would cripple them? You wouldn't even have to track down the poster or any of that, just provide proof that X person/company paid to have infringed material distributed..?

LeRoy 09-22-2011 08:43 PM

Lovely world of theft :thumbsup

I love it when an affiliate signs up and he has a blogger with links to full length sets.

Or even better other webmaster forums like jus bl0w m3 allow to happen all day long. Yummy :thumbsup

Brand new ones too. WTF

EukerVoorn 09-22-2011 09:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PiracyPitbull (Post 18445957)
Indeed, tubes are easy pickings. Forums are where you'll find the largest infringements.

They're our everyday stomping grounds :)

You've got mail. I think all producers should start using services like yours and take other measurements. We should not forget that most content thefts are Russian and most Russians are alcoholics suffering from brain damage and it's really not that hard to beat a drunk Russian with brain damage. (I hope you aren't Russian, Pitbull... if you are... my apologies for the above comments - I'm only joking of course, ha ha ha)

BIGTYMER 09-22-2011 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18443260)
check my post..

i repeat, check my post.

Thanks but I quoted the other guy. In regards to the invite only forums.

dgraves 09-22-2011 09:20 PM

not much will change until the laws change. it would be more productive trying to change the laws then to play the Whac-A-Mole game of sending out DMCA's.

the videos are uploaded by the owners so once they get the DMCA, they just "de-activate" it, only to re-activate the same video a few weeks later with a new title and description. fun huh? they steal our content, money and time!

EukerVoorn 09-22-2011 09:30 PM

Some things you can and should do:

1) Stop the sharing of passwords completely using proper scripts. Most content theft is done through shared passwords, because content thieves make it a sport not to pay for anything. They will hardly ever pull their credit cards so they mainly use shared passwords. We're developing and already using scripts that make sharing of passwords by two or more people impossible. There are also scripts like Pennywize and StrongBox, I didn't like StrongBox, we were able to download with two people using one password at the same time and trashed StrongBox and started to develop our own scripts.

2) Embed user-ID in downloaded file and/or use watermarking technology to put user ID inside video-footage. If you find your footage on Rapidshare you download it, then you know which of your members is uploading your content, and you ban him to avoid further damage. We already developed a script to embed user ID in video file and we're working on the watermarking now.

3) Use a service like removeyourcontent.com or pitbull to have your content removed from Rapidshare, torrents etc

4) You can block access to your sites from countries like Russia and Ukraine and proxy servers completely. I'm not doing this because I get a few Russian paying members from time to time and haven't caught them uploading my content yet.

5) Disable usage of proxy servers in your member section. We developed scripts for that.

If all producers would start using these methods today, things would get very difficult for the Rapidshare, PayPal and torrent mafia. Anyone interested in using our scripts mail to [email protected]

PiracyPitbull 09-22-2011 09:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dgraves (Post 18445989)
how do you guys find content? tubes use to have files with "chicasplace" in the description but after i sent out a shit load DMCA's i noticed they were putting them back up as something like "latina blowjob", etc.

how would you recognize my content from a thumbnail with a generic description?

We get to know our clients content. We have a few clients where we DMCA for 20 plus of their websites, after a week or so, the style, models and screenshots are easier to spot.

With tubes we don't rely on name searches (we do perform it as part of the process) but as you say more generic descriptions are used more frequently. So we search the whole tube for relative terms, then search it again manually page by page.

Any infringers will get visited repeatedly and if information allows, we'll build a dossier. and try to find out more about them (this is more of a side project and to satisfy our sleuthing tendencies)

Once its done, a re-up or new infringement wont show up in the old pages again and you can search via "latest".

Argos88 09-22-2011 10:06 PM

Well as you can see, broken webmasters at least have a job they can take..

Work as DMCA senders. lol... I would never trust one of those "services" anyway.

It can be a KNIFE with double BLADE.. Better be careful, guys.

fuckyou/payme 09-22-2011 10:21 PM

<><><> Very interested in the ability to embed a userid or serial number of sorts into video files (and pictures) <><><>

I'm not really sure how the video embedding would work, unless it's a process like this:

User requests a video download --

>> 5-10 minutes pass as the server re-encodes the HD video with user's ID embedded

>> User is then served the download

Is that how you're doing it?

fuckyou/payme 09-22-2011 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446102)
Some things you can and should do:

1) Stop the sharing of passwords completely using proper scripts. Most content theft is done through shared passwords, because content thieves make it a sport not to pay for anything. They will hardly ever pull their credit cards so they mainly use shared passwords. We're developing and already using scripts that make sharing of passwords by two or more people impossible. There are also scripts like Pennywize and StrongBox, I didn't like StrongBox, we were able to download with two people using one password at the same time and trashed StrongBox and started to develop our own scripts.

Strongbox purposely allows two or three IPs per user as some users login from different locations, like their computer, as well as their tablet or smart-phone. You can easily change it to only allow one IP.

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446102)

2) Embed user-ID in downloaded file and/or use watermarking technology to put user ID inside video-footage. If you find your footage on Rapidshare you download it, then you know which of your members is uploading your content, and you ban him to avoid further damage. We already developed a script to embed user ID in video file and we're working on the watermarking now.

^^ Quite interested in this ^^

martinsc 09-22-2011 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446102)
Some things you can and should do:

1) Stop the sharing of passwords completely using proper scripts. Most content theft is done through shared passwords, because content thieves make it a sport not to pay for anything. They will hardly ever pull their credit cards so they mainly use shared passwords. We're developing and already using scripts that make sharing of passwords by two or more people impossible. There are also scripts like Pennywize and StrongBox, I didn't like StrongBox, we were able to download with two people using one password at the same time and trashed StrongBox and started to develop our own scripts.

2) Embed user-ID in downloaded file and/or use watermarking technology to put user ID inside video-footage. If you find your footage on Rapidshare you download it, then you know which of your members is uploading your content, and you ban him to avoid further damage. We already developed a script to embed user ID in video file and we're working on the watermarking now.

3) Use a service like removeyourcontent.com or pitbull to have your content removed from Rapidshare, torrents etc

4) You can block access to your sites from countries like Russia and Ukraine and proxy servers completely. I'm not doing this because I get a few Russian paying members from time to time and haven't caught them uploading my content yet.

5) Disable usage of proxy servers in your member section. We developed scripts for that.

If all producers would start using these methods today, things would get very difficult for the Rapidshare, PayPal and torrent mafia. Anyone interested in using our scripts mail to [email protected]

:thumbsup

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 01:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuckyou/payme (Post 18446176)
<><><> Very interested in the ability to embed a userid or serial number of sorts into video files (and pictures) <><><>

I'm not really sure how the video embedding would work, unless it's a process like this:

User requests a video download --

>> 5-10 minutes pass as the server re-encodes the HD video with user's ID embedded

>> User is then served the download

Is that how you're doing it?

No the video is not re-encoded and embedding in a 1000MB file takes 25 seconds provided you have a modern server with quad core processor and at least 4GB RAM. That's all I'm saying about it here.

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 01:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18446155)
Well as you can see, broken webmasters at least have a job they can take..

On the other hand, succesfull producers don't have time for scanning the web and sending out DMCA notices and having links removed from Google. I've been using a service simular to Pitbull's for half a year now and it saved me a lot of time and energy, also if you do the scanning of the web yourself as a producer it can make you really depressed, that's what it did to me, seeing my newest content being shared. Now someone else is doing it for me it's more like a business thing again without emotions. I pay him and he does the shit work for me and I can concentrate on producing new content.

Quote:

Work as DMCA senders. lol... I would never trust one of those "services" anyway.

It can be a KNIFE with double BLADE.. Better be careful, guys.
Yes it's a conspiracy :1orglaugh

DamianJ 09-23-2011 01:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dgraves (Post 18446088)
not much will change until the laws change. it would be more productive trying to change the laws then to play the Whac-A-Mole game of sending out DMCA's.

the videos are uploaded by the owners so once they get the DMCA, they just "de-activate" it, only to re-activate the same video a few weeks later with a new title and description. fun huh? they steal our content, money and time!

I agree.

It would be more productive to do ANYTHING else with your money imho. It's impossible to stop piracy. We all know that. So spend the money on marketing, on UI, on branding, on making your site better for your customers, on customer service, on anything really...

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 01:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuckyou/payme (Post 18446183)
Strongbox purposely allows two or three IPs per user as some users login from different locations, like their computer, as well as their tablet or smart-phone. You can easily change it to only allow one IP.

I used strongbox for about 3 months and found it very dissapointing for various reasons. It makes sense to allow users to download from different locations, but not at the same time, right? Well that's what Strongbox does, we tested it, I contacted them about it and at that time (2 years ago) it couldn't be changed. Then on the other hand it kept blocking users who weren't doing anything wrong.

I can tell you from the script we made and the admin form it shows us that 95% of your members download from one location through one connection only. Our script also looks at some other things like what browser and operating system is being used so if they log in from a second connection you will see a new record that shows you the ip address, hosting provider, country, os, browser. The second connection is blocked by default and you can unblock it manually but we are now adding member trust levels, like for example download from two locations but within same country only. This is what about 4% of your members do, downloading from home and from work, and then you have the 1% who travel internationally and download from laptop from various countries.

With all the above, additional connections are being blocked by default, the first connection will remain open, but we added a function then when there is a download through a proxy server of from problematic countries (Russia and other countries that you can specify yourself) the account is blocked completely so the first used connection is being blocked as well. Then you can first review the account and decide whether you want to activate it again. We made all this part of our terms of service.

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 01:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamianJ (Post 18446400)
I agree.

It would be more productive to do ANYTHING else with your money imho. It's impossible to stop piracy. We all know that. So spend the money on marketing, on UI, on branding, on making your site better for your customers, on customer service, on anything really...

The more active we are on removing new content from piracy sites, the better sales we get. Porn addicts don't wait. If they can't download your newest stuff for free, they will sign up. I think that a porn producer these days won't survive if he won't fight piracy. You can't kill it completely but that's good because if some of your stuff is going around for free, that's free advertising for you, provided that they didn't remove your watermark.

Argos88 09-23-2011 01:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446064)
You've got mail. I think all producers should start using services like yours and take other measurements. We should not forget that most content thefts are Russian and most Russians are alcoholics suffering from brain damage and it's really not that hard to beat a drunk Russian with brain damage. (I hope you aren't Russian, Pitbull... if you are... my apologies for the above comments - I'm only joking of course, ha ha ha)

well if you think those shitty services of broken webmasters that are now charging a fixed rebilling FEE of 500 bucks per month to each content producer to simply send DMCA's with autobot scripts are actualy helping, you are seriously mistaken, dude. Like I said those shitty services are a double knife and dangerous AS FAR AS IM CONCERNED, and I would NEVER EVER recommend them...

Those guys uploading to filesonic and posting on those dozens forums are probably smarter than you, or the broken webmaster who is now stealing people's money to send DMCA's...

if you really think they are not paying a VPS to do SSH TUNEL via proxy to upload their stuff.. or use one of the many free scripts to upload the huge files SERVER -> FILESONIC in minutes.. man.. if you really can't notice that, then you are living in a box and you need to be UPDATED... seriously.

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 01:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 18444239)
What I'd like to know is WHO is doing this? Who is the average uploader? What are they getting out of just ripping entire contents of websites and uploading for all to grab for free? Is it a hobby?

You have the hobbyists who like to trade porn, they are everywhere, but the ones who do it professionally and large scale are mainly Russians. I don't think you can make much money with piracy because you're dealing with an audience that doesn't want to pay for anything; that's why they come to this piracy boards in the first place, looking for free stuff. So let's say they make $500 a month with this, if you live in Russia that's a decent income.

Nautilus 09-23-2011 02:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18446422)
Those guys uploading to filesonic and posting on those dozens forums are probably smarter than you, or the broken webmaster who is now stealing people's money to send DMCA's...

I've been in the trenches of the war on piracy for many years, and I'm yet to see those ultra-smart oron/filesonic posters. In fact, after reading some of their forums (I mean "professional" ones, not pornbb and intporn) and returning here GFY would seem like a fucking Academy of Science to you for awhile, because most of those "share masters" are dumb beyond belief.

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if you really think they are not paying a VPS to do SSH TUNEL via proxy to upload their stuff.. or use one of the many free scripts to upload the huge files SERVER -> FILESONIC in minutes.. man.. if you really can't notice that, then you are living in a box and you need to be UPDATED... seriously.
VPS and SSH lol. Most of them havent even heard of such things. An average pay for them is $300-500/month and 99% of them do not even have a dedicated server to handle things, because they cannot afford it. Not to mention that 99% of them are simply too dumb to properly configure such a relatively complex thing as dedicated server.

You're talking out of your ass buddy. I keep hearing those urban legends about them ultra smart pirates who can bypass anything to steal your content, who have incredibly eleborate tools to cloack their posts and hide their identities and who basically make piracy "unstoppable". And without a single exception those legends come from people who haven't seen the real thing.

While the truth is that there's nothing unstoppable about piracy, you just need time and energy to persue them relentlessly, and some good tools and services to assist you in that.

EukerVoorn 09-23-2011 03:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18446422)
a lot of useless boring negative ranting

Don't use their services then :)

(and they charge much less than $500/month, Mr Paranoid Cheap Skater - if you can't afford paying $250/month for an essential service like this that means that your business isn't working, and that you're broke, time to quit the biz and start working in your dad's gay whore house)

Nautilus 09-23-2011 03:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GetSCORECash (Post 18443136)
The forum posters don't stop, they need the cash.

Well that is actually the reason why forum posters CAN be stopped. If you remove all their new uploads, they usually give up after a week or two, and either switch to posting some other stuff or quit posting altogether. They do not have any fat to sustain them through the hard times, and usually quicky drop anything that doesnt bring in the immediate cash return.

Stalking posters is of course a trick of itself, but it's doable.

Old school posters who mostly worked for a few "thank you"s and a free premium rapidshare account were not that easily thwarted, because they were not financially interested (or at least that was not a priority), they also had an ideology to justify what they're doing (sharing is caring, however twisted alot of them truly believed in that sharing nonsense) and community support. And they were usually a niche connoisseurs who knew where to find good stuff and knew it's not easily replacable with something else, that's why they didnt switch quickly to some other stuff after DMCA bombing. They'd start dodging, using linksave, rename files, move to other board(s) (alone with the hordes of their followers). It was also not uncommon for them to actually buy access to paysites that they wanted to "share" with their buddies to get appreciation.

It is all gone with the new generation of serial cash posters. Money is the only ideology that they have now, and most of them is actually too dumb to have any other. That makes them easier and more vulnerable targets - when they see some type of content is being systematically taken down, they skip on it and move on.

Nautilus 09-23-2011 03:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Argos88 (Post 18443262)
man.. you refresh every second and you see another NEW POST!!! its incredible.

Yes but most of them are recycling of old shit that gets posted again and again and again. Stuff that is actually both new and good is becoming increasingly harder to find at those forums you mentioned, no wonder many famous boards are loosing traffic pretty fast (check Alexa on pornbb for example).

Despite the obvious increase in the amount of posts (thanks to auto-posters), we find it easier to control board piracy now then it was back in the rapidshare heyday. Not much of the new stuff gets posted, and it is much easier to "convince" posters nowadays to switch to posting something else with a few DMCAs. They're not emotionally attached to your stuff or niche as it was often the case back in the "sharing" days, it is all about money and only about money for them now. If they're loosing links because of DMCAs, they'd simply download some other "megapack" from a torrent, post it and see if it lives. If yes, they'd post and repost the hell out of it. If not, back to step one.

gleem 09-23-2011 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amateurcanada (Post 18443659)
I can let a few files here and there go to people who are broke and maybe love a specific model - but ripping our entire network FILE by FILE, adding previews then uploading is crazy. I know this is old news.. but how many people on here are even serving DMCA notices? You might wonder why your sales are nill - if its all free from piracy then that certainly kills the bottom line. What is crazy is I email these sites all the time about the same material - so i'm sure it just gets refreshed, renamed and re-uploaded - maybe 100x more lol. Thanks! haha

I have weekly DMCA's going out for the siterips and boards, really can't stop em, do yourself a favor and try and just get the first 2 pages of google results for those searches banned.

fuckyou/payme 09-23-2011 08:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446386)
No the video is not re-encoded and embedding in a 1000MB file takes 25 seconds provided you have a modern server with quad core processor and at least 4GB RAM. That's all I'm saying about it here.

I already sent you an email last night - waiting on a response about this 'script' .

mafia_man 09-23-2011 08:27 AM

Every now and then I pop over to wjunction.com and look at all the threads of people's earnings ripping you guys off.

All these lockers know that people post warez, it's criminal that they get away with it.

fuckyou/payme 09-23-2011 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by mafia_man (Post 18446955)
Every now and then I pop over to wjunction.com and look at all the threads of people's earnings ripping you guys off.

All these lockers know that people post warez, it's criminal that they get away with it.

You're only about 5 years behind :thumbsup :uhoh

I love all the clowns on this forum that think they're smart for realizing this NOW when it's been going on for quite some time.

pornguy 09-23-2011 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18446102)
Some things you can and should do:

1) Stop the sharing of passwords completely using proper scripts. Most content theft is done through shared passwords, because content thieves make it a sport not to pay for anything. They will hardly ever pull their credit cards so they mainly use shared passwords. We're developing and already using scripts that make sharing of passwords by two or more people impossible. There are also scripts like Pennywize and StrongBox, I didn't like StrongBox, we were able to download with two people using one password at the same time and trashed StrongBox and started to develop our own scripts.

2) Embed user-ID in downloaded file and/or use watermarking technology to put user ID inside video-footage. If you find your footage on Rapidshare you download it, then you know which of your members is uploading your content, and you ban him to avoid further damage. We already developed a script to embed user ID in video file and we're working on the watermarking now.

3) Use a service like removeyourcontent.com or pitbull to have your content removed from Rapidshare, torrents etc

4) You can block access to your sites from countries like Russia and Ukraine and proxy servers completely. I'm not doing this because I get a few Russian paying members from time to time and haven't caught them uploading my content yet.

5) Disable usage of proxy servers in your member section. We developed scripts for that.

If all producers would start using these methods today, things would get very difficult for the Rapidshare, PayPal and torrent mafia. Anyone interested in using our scripts mail to [email protected]

Sent you a mail.

borked 09-23-2011 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by fuckyou/payme (Post 18446183)


^^ Quite interested in this ^^


see https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=990150

within that thread are examples of how to embed whatever info you require within the video and images. In your face, or transparently.

fuckyou/payme 09-23-2011 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by borked (Post 18447063)
see gfy.com/showthread.php?t=990150

within that thread are examples of how to embed whatever info you require within the video and images. In your face, or transparently.

I emailed or ICQ'd you about that over a month ago and you didn't get back to me. If you have a viable solution ready to go let's talk about it

borked 09-23-2011 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by fuckyou/payme (Post 18447095)
I emailed or ICQ'd you about that over a month ago and you didn't get back to me. If you have a viable solution ready to go let's talk about it

Didn't reply? Doesn't sound like me... Never ignored someone intentionally.
I have scripts that can do this and a package for setting up the protected streams. Often thou is the prob of integrating into the client CMS ewhich is often encoded script

I'm not on icq cos the fucker won't let me log in anymore


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