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The Big Lie about how piracy leads to additional sales. Here is the evidence!
From Nate over at Takedown Piracy::thumbsup
Very interesting read on the affects of online content piracy. Quote:
Take a moment.....fucking thieves!:disgust |
I'm not sure how anyone could ever think that people will open their wallets wider once they know they can get something for free. It's some kind of twisted rationalization to justify theft. I don't even know if those freetards even realize how silly their logic is.
The honor system won't work for the purchase of digital goods, because most people have no honor when they realize there's no consequences for their actions. The answer is at the ISP level, with a la carte bandwidth. If someone wants to download hundreds of GB per month of pirated content, then they should have to pay for it. These people will get away with piracy, but the cheapskates will be cut out of the equation. |
No shit sherlock,today i was talking with someone who said "man i had to buy game because i couldn't find pirated version"
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Nothing surprising about this poll. You'd probably get the same numbers if you polled GFY. And not due to "surfers" or "affiliate passes" :1orglaugh
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It's amazing that somebody would actually think piracy increases sales LOL.
What is more amazing is that most people think this "easy piracy" model will last for ever LOL can't wait for SOPA/ACTA or whatever version to pass and watch the pirates whine about their "Freedom of speech" and stuff LOL Porn profits do not have to return it will be just so refreshing seeing the pirates squirm and their "business model" go to shit.... |
they see free stuff, full vids, they stop paying, that is why we need better laws
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So that "fantastic advertising" at piracy sites we keep hearing about doesn't work? OMG... And those hordes of new "fans" that we acquire at piracy sites are nothing but worthless leeches who'd never pay us a cent for our work? OMG... My world just turned upside down.
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Bump for evening.
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Surely hurts sales more than not. But there are those cases where people watch a pirated movie or something and tell others it was a good movie and those others go and buy it.
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Fuck those motherfuckers!
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Where did they get 57%?
43.7 Completely stopped buying 13.4 Now buy less, not sure what they do buy after they pirated. So that's a mystery. 09.8 Never bought at all. Maybe they went straight to piracy. :( That's 66.9% We all know how free has hit sales in porn. The argument more people buy after they got it for free is stupid. Cue GG to tell us this is all wrong. |
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People like us will pay, because we are directly affected by piracy.
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40% spend the same or more.
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Someone could do the math from here, but based on these figures, if you look at stats from what tubes and torrents have what percentage of internet traffic, you could figure out a rough idea on what percent each site has cost the industry in loss of sales. If anyone is up for that, I'd be very interested in seeing it and thank you in advance. It would be nice to know exactly how much each site is fucking us. "Oh, but tubes bring sales." YES they do. But at what cost? How many sales did you lose in order to get the sales you're getting now? |
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Most of the new music I come across these days comes through someone posting in Facebook or a video on Youtube giving credit to the artists. Then I'm off to iTubes or BandCamp to get it. |
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8.7 buy more. 9.8 never did and never will. because they can get it for free. and is that number growing with more kids coming online with the culture that it should be free? The leaders of the big industries are not spending a lot of money, time and resources trying to reduce piracy because it brings more sales. Only a fool thinks that. Yes the whole "traffic acquiring" thing has cost this industry dearly. tubes are just the latest thing. What's next? |
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it a loaded question designed to get a specific answer It like when the riaa only looks at record sales of signed artist selling 1000 or more a month and says look the sky is falling. |
This message is hidden because gideongallery is on your ignore list.
How is this clown allowed to continue to post here? If ever there should be a public majority rule on banning someone, it would be this cock holster. |
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DWB. I firmly believe GG is a person employed by GFY to drive up posts. his replies are getting more stupid by the minute.
At least with me people have met me and even been to my studio. So I'm stupid, but exist. :1orglaugh |
This is why a lot of smart webmasters talk about looking more into mainstream projects, the reason is with porn your audience is mostly male. In other projects you can bridge multiple sexes and therefore have a much larger audience to choose from.
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how could i be so stupid as to point out that the question asking if you stopped buying CD/DVD was a loaded question. How dare i point out that such a question would completely eliminate itunes/amazon/other legal downloads from analysis causing people who switched to the new medium to be miscounted as stopping completely. How dare i point out bald face lie that "they stopped paying for content completely once they found piracy sites." when the question only addressed stopped buying DVD/CD. |
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I'm the same as you. I know the avenues to get my shit for free, and I have in the past. I'm not even saying I don't lapse once in a while a download the occasional album from a blog. But I pay for everything now, because I'd like to be part of a solution. I run an animaiton business, and some of the more expensive software I started out with as pirate versions. I didn't have to pay thousands of dollars over the last few years to become fully legit, but I did because(it sounds cliche) I sleep better at night. I shelled out $400 yesterday for a Modo update and didn't even think about it. The artists who make the content I love deserve my money, and I want them to get paid and keep making my music, movies, games and software. I don't think that goes through most people's heads. They just like free shit and don't care where it comes from or how its made. |
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I can envision it now: "oh loser pirates and cheap shit fappers, please give us your impartial opinion, because it is SO important to us, because you are such a gift to humanity...." impartial LOL |
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http://paulmarkham.com/temp/piracypoll.jpg No argument about the kind of traffic they're getting. |
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I suppose you think review sites are just being helpful too :) |
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takedown piracy promotes an anti scum bag parasite service there is no other way of looking at it... |
I wonder how ottopottomouse would vote in that poll. I bet he wished he had thought it through a bit more. LOL
In fact it would be interesting to see how everyone here would vote. |
i've never bought music since napster. well i bought two cd's i couldn't find on a torrent site.
i am not alone. the only people i know who still buy music and cd's aren't very tech savvy or don't have a computer. |
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you ever feel like the dude in the soft drink commercials? where he works for coca-cola, but gets busted drinking pepsi? :1orglaugh or is it just me? |
Not saying its right by any means- However lets take a short walk down memory lane for a minute here.. Back in the early 2000's affiliate marketing was coming into play , and if you were on the beginning of the band wagon, you did pretty good, however by 2005 things started changing, and scams started flowing. Owners were now requiring you to make a certain amount of sales and income before payment.Payout amounts went from 25.00 to 100.00, and the market was so saturated that no one was making money. Spammers and hackers were robbing people blind and no one was stopping them or helping the honest affiliate out, people were just fed up and walking away.Than came rapid-share and mega-upload and picture hosting sites, all willing to pay for traffic.. Ahh.. people said, we can no longer make money doing affiliate work so lets do it for ourselves, so theft was on the rise, people set out to teach the adult industry a lesson, and it was one they felt hard, and instead of doing RIGHT by the affiliates ( which they should of done to begin with) they instead cried fowl. Now , how much do you think they pocketed by those accounts that never made it to the 100.00 mark? The affiliate never saw it, yet, they still cry fowl. Did they do the right thing and pay them that money when they stopped affiliate work for them? The answer is NO. So lets say you made 50.00 and 2000 more people made that as well , theirs $100,000.00 dollars from just them they pocketed, and NEVER worked for. Or maybe you earned 75.00 and another 2000 people did as well, that's another $150,000.00 they got, mind ya I am working on the low end of affiliates who just gave up and moved on, and were never paid because they never made the "quota". You want to complain, yet you don't look at both sides of the coin. You want people to come back and work for you, do right by them, and alot of theft would end. People liked the money when it was good , but greed took over on both sides, like it or not theirs two sides to this problem, and were one.
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I used to buy lots of porn back in the 80s and 90s but have spent less than $100 in the last 11 years thanks to free porn, not piracy.
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