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Originally Posted by BCyber
They have to pay to license those shows and movies. They aren't just randomly picking what they want to let you watch. That site is legal and I'm guessing it's not cheap to stream new blockbuster movies every week.
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Of couse that's the problem.
But seeing that top internet sites are valued in the BILLIONS!!!!
They could fork out 1/2 a billion on this shit and increase their net worth and
value of their stock.
How many shares does the company have laying around that it could dispose of
without losing leverage? When the stock rises they can make profit from selling
those shares.
They also run commercials and are selling this time.
Do you think they can charge more if the site is number one on the net?