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Wrong. Copyright law addresses this. It is VERY doable.

Of course.

oh there are people who know exactly who owns Megarotic and where they live. That would be Legendary Lars and Andrew Cornhole from Adult Friend Finder, the single biggest beneficiary of the enormous amount of traffic Megarotic is pulling. AFF makes these sites profitable.

Of course Legendary Lars will tell you that AFF is in a most horrible position - if AFF doesn't make hundreds of thousands of dollars off Megarotic one of AFF's evil competitors will and nobody would want that now would we!!!

of course also the hosting companies they use.

Our copyright/DMCA guys just notified us of skinvideo.com .

He is getting lawsuit threats from them about sending DMCA takedown requests. I am not too up on this subject but tried to spread the word about it on nnmasters.com. Thanks mutt for the link to this thread.

I will forward the contact info to our copyright/DMCA guy and see if he can help with the information he has gathered.

Im sure more serious biz people would get involved if a trust worthy group effort was formed. I hope this comes together.

Airek and Libertine - rimming again!

Seems like a pretty appropriate time to give this thread a little bump...

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these are revshare based accounts, aff and fling can't be held responsible, alnog with other advertisers, thats hard to do..... but hosting companies are partly responsible for what they alow on their servers, but also hard to point at.

But the owner of the site, lets fucking hang his head !

I am with you guys

We could wake up the advertisers, like they don't allow their affiliates to use email spam to promote their sites they might not want their product being advertised on sites like this if its in a bad spotlight like email spam

(ofcourse they want their affiliates to email spam, and ofcourse they want assholes like thios advertise their sites, its all about money, but if they get bad publicity because of it they might change their minds ;-))

how about we first go after the billing company that allows megarotic to bill
for their memberships? I'm sure that's not VISA compliant what they do.

:2 cents:

The way to go after the billing company is for everyone who has content on megarotic to send DMCA notices to the biller. One of the main components of DMCA protection is how repeat infringements are handled. For a company to even have DMCA protection, they MUST have a policy dealing with repeat infringement. This would be the easiest way to shut these sites down, the ones who have a pay component.

Sadly, most people don't send DMCA notices because they don't know how.

One of the things that the lawyer is working on is an automated DMCA system for people to use. The "sticky" part that they are investigating is how an automated DMCA system would be viewed as "practicing law".

If it is run by an individual or company then it could be viewed as practicing law without a license. The simple solution is to get a law firm to run it. However, that would take out the most convenient aspect, automated. If a law firm is going to offer it, then there has to be some system of manual review, which of course increases costs.

I'll update you once we have this part figured out.

Commercegate and Segpay are processing for megarotic.com I'll file a complaint
to VISA directly regarding this. I'll buy a membership and add proof to the
complaint. Complaint will get forwarded to segpay and commercegate as well.

Let's see what that does :winkwink:

Cool I'll wait for this to be ready and get the companies mobilized who should
send out DMCA notices. Should be easy to at least get a few to do that
which might be enough to fuck them out of billing options

if not I'll upload some of my stuff so I can join in with the DMCA party :1orglaugh

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In all seriousness though, given their site's business model, that is 100% fair game. If they want to fuck us by playing dirty, we can fuck them right back by doing the same. :thumbsup

Yup exactly how I see it myself :thumbsup

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automated DMCA notices is a good idea - suing somebody's ass is a better one. most of these sites, the big ones, are smart enough to have their DMCA policy in order. they don't mind taking shit down, it's already made them some money and by the next day a minion/user will have uploaded it again.

any update on this?