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AdultKing · 06-27-2012, 06:03 AM

As some of you know I have started a campaign to try and kill off File Lockers.

My first step was to set up a website http://coldcopy.com.au and a backup http://hotcopy.com.au

(coldcopy.com.au is down due to DDOS but hotcopy.com.au is still up. I am prepared to set up 100 sites on different machines and hosts if necessary to keep this campaign going)

Then I set about, with the help of the GFY community, targeting Paypal who process for the illegal material that these file lockers allow to be stored on their systems.

The next obvious step is to target Mastercard and Visa and embarrass them into applying pressure to the billing companies that support the file lockers.

The question I have is, who is really serious about an outcome where file lockers no longer have a place and are forced to shut down because their business model is destroyed ?

I am prepared to put personal time, resources and money into achieving a successful outcome. However I can't do it all by myself.

I started this thread to have a serious discussion about tactics we can use to make the life of file locker operators miserable. Let's see if we can all come up with some good ideas.

06-27-2012, 06:03 AM
AdultKing Raise Your Weapon Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Outback Australia Posts: 15,602	Killing off File Lockers As some of you know I have started a campaign to try and kill off File Lockers. My first step was to set up a website http://coldcopy.com.au and a backup http://hotcopy.com.au (coldcopy.com.au is down due to DDOS but hotcopy.com.au is still up. I am prepared to set up 100 sites on different machines and hosts if necessary to keep this campaign going) Then I set about, with the help of the GFY community, targeting Paypal who process for the illegal material that these file lockers allow to be stored on their systems. The next obvious step is to target Mastercard and Visa and embarrass them into applying pressure to the billing companies that support the file lockers. The question I have is, who is really serious about an outcome where file lockers no longer have a place and are forced to shut down because their business model is destroyed ? I am prepared to put personal time, resources and money into achieving a successful outcome. However I can't do it all by myself. I started this thread to have a serious discussion about tactics we can use to make the life of file locker operators miserable. Let's see if we can all come up with some good ideas.