Bump for statement from CCBill

Don't be so sure. Already the people posting and expressing concern probably do 500-1,000+ transaction a day total. I also have some servers with their hosting company. Not many people know about this yet so it could get worse.

me too :thumbsup

I'll probably stop working on new projects in the industry. There is no sense pushing paysites as an affiliate or building new paysites as a sponsor if the #1 processor is now going to cater to the people stealing your content and put them over your legitimate business. Why would someone start a new paysite with CCBill if they are only going to help others to steal your content and hurt your business?

Uploaded.to hasn't been sending business to CCBill for the last decade. Many webmasters and sponsors here have.

Whoops missed this earlier. signupgfy at gmail

Threads like this are fucking ridiculous. Like you're telling anyone anything that we don't already know.

The CCBill page is right there. It's hardly a fucking secret, and you're hardly Jeffrey Wigand. :2 cents:

We're in a business where full blown bottom-feeding bumbling fucking annoying talentless cockroach idiots like that clueless seedy ginger cunt Derek Smout get a pass again and again and again just because they used the company credit card to buy half a dozen $2 beers at a show a few years back.

So whatever you're trying to do here, I promise you that it's not doing to make one single fucking dollar difference on CCBill's balance sheet at the end of the year. If anything, you've brought them more business.

Congrats, I guess. :2 cents:

People that won't do business with CCBill after seeing this thread? Let's have a show of hands...

OK... 1, 2, 3...

Oh no, wait. Let me rephrase that. People who matter that won't do business with CCBill after seeing this thread? Let's have a show of hands...

OK...

Anyone?

Anyone?

Bueller? Bueller?

Anyone?

Thought not.

Well we will just bend over and take it up the ass without lube. Your post is ridiculous, IF enough pressure is put on CCBILL and Visa and Mastercard I am willing to lay money on the outcome.

This "pirates are untouchable" bullshit is getting old, shit these guys shat their pants after kim.com got arrested, look at all the file locker sites shutting down voluntarily. If you are too pussy to fight it does not mean others are the same.

If VISA got 1000 complaints from this board alone it would shut down their CCBILL account in one second....but the problem is the boards are full of lubed asses like yours...

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Racist GFY posters......we salute you!

You're missing the point.

Segpay pulled the same thing and enough pressure was put on them that they pulled billing for the site in question.

Threads, complaints, and drama isn't always what it may appear to be. Sometimes you have to shine a public light on the problem to get it resolved. Not that it will resolve this issue, but it just may. You don't know until you try.

Being too pussy to fight something and not giving a fuck are two completely different mentalities.

File lockers and torrents have made me an absolute fortune.

Catch me if you can, and good luck. :1orglaugh



P.S. People in this thread write about file lockers like the business model itself is illegal. Uploaded.to are definitely making a money from hosting a shitload of pirated material (and in turn, so are CCBill). It goes without saying that all the big file lockers are only as popular as they are because of copyrighted shit, but really, some of you jokers need to step the fuck back... without iLife 11 and Goodfellas Blu-Ray rips, there is nothing wrong with the file locker business model itself. It might not be very popular at that point, but there is nothing wrong with it. :2 cents:

yes one is a pussy and the other is a loser...

Oh that changes everything then doesn't it? Shiiiiiit why didn't you say before they made a fortune... this gives them immunity doesn't it? :1orglaugh



no its about pirate sites not even trying to pose as a "file locker" and a dishonest and immoral move by a payment processor against its legit clients...

Since you obviously feel strongly about this, what are you doing to change things? Besides bitching about it on boards and sending dozens of emails to auto-responders that no one ever checks, of course. Hoping that someone else will step in put a stop to whatever you feel wronged about isn't going to work... we're talking money here. :2 cents:

Instead of hoping that mass complaining to others will change things, how about actually getting your shit together doing something about it? Too much effort, I guess. It's easy to just sit back whinge.

The Rosa Parks of Internet piracy certainly isn't here with us on GFY :1orglaugh

I'll do what I usually do, which is once I find my content on there I'll get Visa directly involved, and they carry a big fucking stick. I also get the domain registrar, hosting company, and any other biller involved. My content gets removed without dispute or delay. I've already had a few clowns people kicked from their host and their billing terminated, as well as their whois privacy removed and their domain names shut down.

That's what I do. What about you?

If anyone could do much about this then why are so many file locker sites out there still happily accepting Paypal?

File lockers themselves are not illegal in any way, nor do I have any problem with one that is used for legit purposes. It's the content on some of them that is the issue.

Paypal will suspend accounts if they don't respond fast enough for a DMCA. The problem is, too many people don't involved Paypal in their DMCA. They should. Paypal has suspended accounts before over this and will do it again.

Anybody know how long ccbill has been processing for them? 1 month, the past 8 months??

Back from the holiday. Maybe a response today.

But it works fine for me, it has worked before and will work again. I have close to 2000 domains and can send out 2000 unique bitch e-mails too all the right places:

Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Diners
Paypal
Their hosting
Their payment processor
Their merchant account provider (not the same as payment processor or bank)
Their bank (merchant account)
Their domain registrar (False whois = reason to bitch on to ICANN.ORG if registrar does not act)

I am surprised at how easy it is in fact. And quite surprised by how little action others take. You are completely wrong with your assumption that nothing can be done. If everybody on this board got together and complained things would change easily. I guess the real question is: have you ever tried it? because you would be surprised at how easy it really is.

umm this thread grew rather quickly

Indeed.

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The CCBill signup page appears broken (no signup, just some junk about waiting for confirmation). There's no link to a CCBill signup page from the home page of the site.

Was the CCBill page ever actually functional? Do/did they in fact process for uploaded.to, or is uploaded just wishing?

Considering Megaupload's hassles over money laundering, I'd be shocked to learn CCBill is servicing any file locker that charges for downloads and pays a lead for signups. That's bad for any paysite that uses CCBill, and places a lot of risk on sites that don't have a backup biller. Danger, Will Robinson!

:2 cents::2 cents:

It absolutely is.

rogue ccbill approval employee

funny cat :thumbsup

Looks like they're going to ignore this one with the hope it will just disappear.

Another bump to keep this one alive..

with ya
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This problem is not going to simply disappear.

It might not disappear, but it looks like CCBill is going to ignore it.

It's great that you care about this but would you also consider doing something about the Leaderboard banner for Facial Abuse at the top of Extreme-Board.com? By paying them you help support every one else getting their content stolen.

These are good questions. I attempted one test and did not appear to get CCBill at least for my test. Does anyone ever get ccbill as a processor when they try it?

do you think I want to pay that? At least it affords me protection (for the most part) to get my stuff off at a simple request.
it's blackmail but it keeps my stuff off of one of the biggest offenders of my content. It's cheaper than any other option.
enough of this crap brah.
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Porn Guardian or Remove your Content can't handle them? They don't respond to DMCA requests? Just curious.

Hey CCbill how about a comment? We know you are reading this....

http://uploaded.to/ccbill