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Vjo 01-19-2012 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 18699369)
Here's what I don't get :

People say "I would never buy that crap anyway".
But why do they spend all day for months downloading this worthless crap?

:1orglaugh

Exactly. The dif is $4.99 they charge vs at least $19.99.

People LOVE to DL incl lots of porn. That is what people do on the web.

Tons for Free (or $4.99) vs a little for $19.99. Simple as that. Many have free downloading that works.

Now that the numbers are coming out we see they have a ton of members. A ton.

EukerVoorn 01-19-2012 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by pornmasta (Post 18699357)
oron is still up

Oron is probably ran by a Russian, on paper they are based in Belize. Their datacenters are in the Netherlands though so expect that to be taken down soon, see this article about the MegaUpload takedown:

http://torrentfreak.com/megaupload-shut-down-120119/

"Data centers in the Netherlands, Canada and Washington housing MegaUpload?s equipment were raided. In an apparent reference to the latter location, a source has just informed TorrentFreak that the FBI are currently detaining everyone at the ISP Cogent Communications? headquarters in Washington DC, in connection with a Mega-related search warrant."

Does anyone know which hosting provider they used in the Netherlands? LeaseWeb maybe?

SomeCreep 01-19-2012 07:34 PM

Ooh snap!

tonyparra 01-19-2012 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Cheeks (Post 18698910)
this is actually great news. i somehow feel re-energized :)

bring back onionbooty.com and ill be re-energized:jerkoff

tonyparra 01-19-2012 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Why (Post 18699050)
pretty crappy the US is able to shutter someones business without any due process.

due process IS due process and should never be sacrificed... for that would make us like Iran, China & N. Korea.

Usa invented modern due process so cry me a river

EukerVoorn 01-19-2012 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by helterskelter808 (Post 18699389)
Maybe they are legit. They have not been found guilty of anything.

The mistake is to assume that if you take out a file sharing site you're going to stop people sharing files. It simply will not make a difference to piracy.

What happened is a huge victory for legit content producers and it cripples piracy tremendously. Because starting today filelockers are now being known as "criminal" which means that a growing amount of companies and individuals won't want to work with/for them anymore. And that includes Visa, MasterCard and PayPal. Of course it's impossible to kill piracy completely but severely crippling it will be second best.

Barry-xlovecam 01-19-2012 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18699458)

Does anyone know which hosting provider they used in the Netherlands? LeaseWeb maybe?

Yes LeaseWeb

Due 01-19-2012 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by scottybuzz (Post 18698442)
would like to hear what gideon has to say about this.

He is right now stuck in his cloud trying to figure out why its not time shifting charges but all conspiracy to commit.... type of charges just like I pointed out some months ago in here ;-)

I think the charges is going to end up a lot more serious in the end... it didn't look like there was a lot of financial charges yet

gideongallery 01-19-2012 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty Dane (Post 18699121)
They will not go to jail. It's all fair use and timeshifting.

actually it backup/recovery.

biggest mistake

hit mega upload after they were the victim of a bogus dmca take down
in the sme month they introduced a new music serice that pays artist 90%
and a new program that pays musicians when their songs are shared.
they obey the DMCA takedown notices process.

and it happened the exact week that sopa died.

nikki99 01-19-2012 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18699458)
Oron is probably ran by a Russian, on paper they are based in Belize. Their datacenters are in the Netherlands though so expect that to be taken down soon, see this article about the MegaUpload takedown:

http://torrentfreak.com/megaupload-shut-down-120119/

"Data centers in the Netherlands, Canada and Washington housing MegaUpload?s equipment were raided. In an apparent reference to the latter location, a source has just informed TorrentFreak that the FBI are currently detaining everyone at the ISP Cogent Communications? headquarters in Washington DC, in connection with a Mega-related search warrant."

Does anyone know which hosting provider they used in the Netherlands? LeaseWeb maybe?

oh snap :upsidedow

gideongallery 01-19-2012 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18699411)
Told ya gideongallery...Tick tock...time is up for fucking thieves.

and amazingly every single time it never turns out the way you hoped

veoh, rapidshare,sopa,pipa and a dozen more "told you so" that totally backfired.

helterskelter808 01-19-2012 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18699493)
What happened is a huge victory for legit content producers and it cripples piracy tremendously. Because starting today filelockers are now being known as "criminal" which means that a growing amount of companies and individuals won't want to work with/for them anymore. And that includes Visa, MasterCard and PayPal. Of course it's impossible to kill piracy completely but severely crippling it will be second best.

http://www.maxhardcore.com

Porn industry = "criminal"?

GoldBarsXXX 01-19-2012 08:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EukerVoorn (Post 18699493)
What happened is a huge victory for legit content producers and it cripples piracy tremendously. Because starting today filelockers are now being known as "criminal" which means that a growing amount of companies and individuals won't want to work with/for them anymore. And that includes Visa, MasterCard and PayPal. Of course it's impossible to kill piracy completely but severely crippling it will be second best.

Thanks for the clarification.

I hope SOPA passes as well.

Also I would like to see a few more file sharing sites to go away.

Robbie 01-19-2012 08:35 PM

I'm now to the point that the whole thieving piracy issue only matters to me because I want gideongallery to realize what a useless little bitch he is

As long as he keeps losing places to steal shit online from...I'm happy! Can't wait for him to have to get a job and actually be forced to PAY for his love of double anal gay porn

GoldBarsXXX 01-19-2012 08:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 18699520)
and amazingly every single time it never turns out the way you hoped

veoh, rapidshare,sopa,pipa and a dozen more "told you so" that totally backfired.


Take off your IMLIVE banner and find a real job.

Captain Kawaii 01-19-2012 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 18699032)


Yes

Code:

OrgName:        Carpathia Hosting, Inc.
OrgId:          CARPA-3
Address:        PO Box 2145
City:          Ashburn
StateProv:      VA
PostalCode:    20146
Country:        US
RegDate:        2003-04-24
Updated:        2009-09-08
Ref:            http://whois.arin.net/rest/org/CARPA-3

ReferralServer: rwhois://rwhois.carpathiahost.com:4321

But what of it?
There is no such thing as extra-territorial jurisdiction.
US laws stop at US borders.

SOPA could not seize servers that are not on US soil.
SOPA could not affect advertising networks that are not on US soil.
Look at Internet gambling as an example of making it illegal for VISA and other US companies to process their payments -- they are still in business aren't they?





Whats interesting is that the FBI delivered warrants to NZ data centers AND 8, hats EIGHT other countries...This is an international concerted effort, finally.
I would expect oron will have to deal with the music pretty soon.
You guys realize one they opened incentive affiliate programs all are now targets for money laundering and RICO statutes... Just about every country, I imagine has anti-racketeering laws, except maybe Russia but Russia will get hit for other reasons...

Supz 01-19-2012 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkJedi (Post 18699207)
i gotta get me one of these

If you find out where the fed auction is, i bet you can get a good deal! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

PiracyPitbull 01-19-2012 08:43 PM

Amazing how quickly links have be coming down this afternoon.

GetSCORECash 01-19-2012 08:51 PM

I got this from cnet:



My sources tell me the timing of the Megaupload arrests was no accident. The federal government, they say, was spoiling for a fight after the apparent defeat of SOPA/PIPA and not a little humiliation at the hands of the Web. And what better way to bolster the cause for cyber-crackdown than by pointing to a massive display of cyber-terrorism at the hands of everyone's favorite Internet boogeyman: Anonymous?

If the SOPA/PIPA protests were the Web's moment of inspiring, non-violent, hand-holding civil disobedience, #OpMegaUpload feels like the unsettling wave of car-burning hooligans that sweep in and incite the riot portion of the play. The result is always riot gear, tear gas, arrests, injury, and a sea of knee-jerk policies, laws, and reactions that address the destructive actions of a few, and not the good intentions of the many.

I don't truly know whether Anonymous was cleverly goaded into #OpMegaUpload. But I do know that an attack this big on this many government sites will effectively erase those good Internet vibrations that were rattling around Capitol Hill this week, and harden the perspective of legislators and law enforcement who want to believe that the Web community is made up of wild, law-breaking pirates. That, ultimately, may help strengthen the business--and the emotional--case for the pro-SOPA, pro-PIPA lobby. Did the feds just get the last lulz?

signupdamnit 01-19-2012 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by PiracyPitbull (Post 18699565)
Amazing how quickly links have be coming down this afternoon.

lol I bet! People will claim otherwise but you know there are people reading this right now and shitting their pants in fright.

barcodes 01-19-2012 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18699554)
I'm now to the point that the whole thieving piracy issue only matters to me because I want gideongallery to realize what a useless little bitch he is

As long as he keeps losing places to steal shit online from...I'm happy! Can't wait for him to have to get a job and actually be forced to PAY for his love of double anal gay porn

There are probably reasons behind his posts other than personal entertainment :thumbsup
https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=826136

FlexxAeon 01-19-2012 09:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GetSCORECash (Post 18699570)
I got this from cnet:



My sources tell me the timing of the Megaupload arrests was no accident. The federal government, they say, was spoiling for a fight after the apparent defeat of SOPA/PIPA and not a little humiliation at the hands of the Web. And what better way to bolster the cause for cyber-crackdown than by pointing to a massive display of cyber-terrorism at the hands of everyone's favorite Internet boogeyman: Anonymous?

If the SOPA/PIPA protests were the Web's moment of inspiring, non-violent, hand-holding civil disobedience, #OpMegaUpload feels like the unsettling wave of car-burning hooligans that sweep in and incite the riot portion of the play. The result is always riot gear, tear gas, arrests, injury, and a sea of knee-jerk policies, laws, and reactions that address the destructive actions of a few, and not the good intentions of the many.

I don't truly know whether Anonymous was cleverly goaded into #OpMegaUpload. But I do know that an attack this big on this many government sites will effectively erase those good Internet vibrations that were rattling around Capitol Hill this week, and harden the perspective of legislators and law enforcement who want to believe that the Web community is made up of wild, law-breaking pirates. That, ultimately, may help strengthen the business--and the emotional--case for the pro-SOPA, pro-PIPA lobby. Did the feds just get the last lulz?

thats JUST what i was thinking when they announced that Anon DD'ed the fed site - stupid! they will frame it as an 'e-terrorist attack' and all congress will freak out and SOPA/PIPA is passed

AdultKing 01-19-2012 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by gideongallery (Post 18699515)
actually it backup/recovery.

biggest mistake

hit mega upload after they were the victim of a bogus dmca take down
in the sme month they introduced a new music serice that pays artist 90%
and a new program that pays musicians when their songs are shared.
they obey the DMCA takedown notices process.

and it happened the exact week that sopa died.

Yep a two and a half year long multi national investigation just happened to have been concocted in that very same week.

FFS give me a break.

Firstly, warrants were executed overnight in several countries, Australia and NZ being two of the many involved. Secondly if you read between the lines of the official statements being made then this is probably the first of many takedown operations that will transpire this year.

Anyone processing a hundred million dollars is going to attract the attention of all sorts of authorities.

Fact is Megaupload offered inducements, constantly failed to act against infringements and according to the police they have pretty good evidence that they even engaged in deliberate infringements themselves.

The raids will have happened because the investigation was at that stage, not because of what was going on politically. Global actions like this take lots of preparation and depend on many factors.

lucas131 01-19-2012 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by starvinmarvin14 (Post 18699646)
whats next? rapidshare and every other file sharing site?

no, now lets make icecream party

seeme 01-19-2012 11:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Supz (Post 18699186)
http://gizmodo.com/5877715/all-the-i...s-crazy-owners

Cars. Lots of cars:

2010 Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG, VIN WDD2120772A103834, LicensePlate No. "STONED";73.
2010 Mini Cooper S Coupe, VIN WMWZG32000TZ03651, License PlateNo. "V";74.
2010 Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG, VIN WDC1641772A608055, LicensePlate No. "GUILTY";75.
2007 Mercedes-Benz CL65 AMG, VIN WDD2163792A025130, LicensePlate No. "KIMCOM";76.
2009 Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG, VIN WDC1641772A542449, LicensePlate No. "MAFIA";77.
2010 Toyota Vellfire, VIN 7AT0H65MX11041670, License Plate Nos."WOW" or "7";78.
2011 Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG, VIN WDB4632702X193395, LicensePlate Nos. "POLICE" or "GDS672";79.
2011 Toyota Hilux, VIN MR0FZ29G001599926, License PlateNo. "FSN455";80.
Harley Davidson Motorcycle, VIN 1HD1HPH3XBC803936, LicensePlate No. "36YED";81.
2010 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG, VIN WDD2163742A026653, LicensePlate No. "HACKER";82.
2005 Mercedes-Benz A170, VIN WDD1690322J184595, License PlateNo. "FUR252";83.
2005 Mercedes-Benz ML500, VIN WDC1641752A026107, License PlateNo. DFF816
1957 Cadillac El Dorado, VIN 5770137596;86.
2010 Sea-Doo GTX Jet Ski, VIN YDV03103E010;87.
1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible, VIN 59F115669;88.
Von Dutch Kustom Motor Bike, VIN 1H9S14955BB451257;89.
2006 Mercedes-Benz CLK DTM, VIN WDB2094421T067269;90.
2010 Mini Cooper S Coupe, VIN WMWZG32000TZ03648 LicensePlate No. "T";
1989 Lamborghini LM002, VIN ZA9LU45AXKLA12158, License PlateNo. "FRP358";92.
2011 Mercedes-Benz ML63, VIN 4JGBB7HB0BA666219

A lot of cars for seven guys. How about some dubious art?

Artwork, Predator Statue;
Artwork, Anonymous Hooded Sculpture

Predator statue?

But wouldn't be a kingpin operation without gadgets. And they had those too:

Sharp LC-65XS1M 65" LCD TV
Sharp LC-65XS1M 65" LCD TV
TVLogic 56" LUM56W TV
Sharp 108" LCD Display TV
Sharp 108" LCD Display TV
Sony PMW-F3K Camera S/N 0200231;101.
Sony PMW-F3K Camera S/N 0200561;
Samsung 820DXN 82" LCD TV
Samsung 820DXN 82" LCD TV
Samsung 820DXN 82" LCD TV

The guilty licence plate is so ironic :1orglaugh

cosis 01-19-2012 11:35 PM

It was only a matter of time

cooldude7 01-20-2012 12:02 AM

damn, this guys is like mastermind in crime., all his life he did is illegal things.,

Operator 01-20-2012 12:04 AM


NewNick 01-20-2012 12:28 AM

And here was me thinking that there was nothing you could do about thieves stealing your stuff...

I was busy adapting and all.....

BIGTYMER 01-20-2012 12:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lucas131 (Post 18699655)
no, now lets make icecream party

Weeeee! Ice cream party at TeenCat's house!

HomerSimpson 01-20-2012 01:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by addyourcontent (Post 18699754)
The guilty licence plate is so ironic :1orglaugh

http://torrentfreak.com/images/megagun.jpg

yeah... irony can be a bithch :1orglaugh

BIGTYMER 01-20-2012 02:03 AM

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/n...megaupload.ars

SmokeyTheBear 01-20-2012 02:14 AM

i always wondered what their hosting bills were.

It was further part of the Conspiracy that multiple transfers, which involvedproceeds of criminal copyright infringement in the Eastern District of Virginia and elsewhere,from a DBS (Hong Kong) Limited bank account for the Conspiracy were made in and affectinginterstate and foreign commerce by a member of the Conspiracy, and the transfers were directedto a PNC Bank NA account for Carpathia Hosting in Richmond, Virginia, which is in the EasternDistrict of Virginia, including the following:a.

On or about December 20, 2010, a transfer of approximately $720,000;b.

On or about March 31, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,060,274;c.

On or about May 5, 2011, a transfer of approximately $950,000;d.

On or about June 2, 2011, a transfer of approximately $950,000; ande.

On or about July 5, 2011, a transfer of approximately $950,000.

and the transfers were directedto a Suntrust Bank account for Cogent Communications in Atlanta, Georgia, including thefollowing:a.


On or about June 28, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;q.

On or about July 23, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,450,000;r.

On or about August 27, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;s.

On or about September 24, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;t.

On or about October 28, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;

59u.

On or about November 29, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;v.

On or about December 28, 2010, a transfer of approximately $1,667,500;w.

On or about January 26, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,475,000;x.

On or about February 28, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,100,000;y.

On or about March 29, 2011, a transfer of approximately $682,600;z.

On or about April 26, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;aa.

On or about May 27, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,000,000;bb.

On or about June 2, 2011, a transfer of approximately $93,600;cc.

On or about June 28, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,093,600; anddd.

On or about July 26, 2011, a transfer of approximately $1,093,600.

SmokeyTheBear 01-20-2012 02:17 AM

looks like they racked up over 7 million in yacht rentals in 2011 alone



It was further part of the Conspiracy that multiple transfers, which involvedproceeds of copyright infringement in the Eastern District of Virginia and elsewhere, were madeby the Conspiracy for yacht rentals in the Mediterranean Sea, for the purpose of promotingcriminal copyright infringement, including the following:a. On or about April 8, 2011, VESTOR LIMITED transferred approximately$616,000 to NBS for yacht rental;b. On or about April 18, 2011, VESTOR LIMITED transferredapproximately $3,606,000 to ECL for yacht rental;c. On or about May 27, 2011, MEGAUPLOAD LIMITED transferredapproximately $212,000 to ECL for yacht rental;d. On or about June 22, 2011, VESTOR LIMITED transferred approximately$1,127,000 to NBS for yacht rental; ande. On or about June 24, 2011, VESTOR LIMITED transferred approximately$2,394,000 to SYM for yacht rental

p-layer 01-20-2012 02:33 AM

Short Cogent Stock at opening bell :)

PornoMonster 01-20-2012 02:34 AM

WOW that is a ton of Money!

CurrentlySober 01-20-2012 02:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by porno jew (Post 18698859)
you shit your pants and it's warm?

No. that would be me :thumbsup :2 cents:

Robbie 01-20-2012 02:38 AM

Yacht rentals? Millions of dollars?

I thought gideongallery said that they were simply lovers of "freedom".

And now we find out they were making FORTUNES off of the work of other people?

gideongallery = scumbag

NewNick 01-20-2012 02:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 18699930)
Yacht rentals? Millions of dollars?

I thought gideongallery said that they were simply lovers of "freedom".

And now we find out they were making FORTUNES off of the work of other people?

gideongallery = scumbag


Is a chap still allowed to say "see sig n i g" around here ?

JFK 01-20-2012 02:58 AM

200 shutdowns:thumbsup


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