Originally Posted by pocketkangaroo (Post 14790944)

CCBill doesn't care anymore. Times are tough I guess.

Originally Posted by d-null (Post 14791070)

doesn't godaddy yank sites that are using fake whois information?

Originally Posted by PornAddict (Post 14791093)

Wouldn't it be nice if no one promoted them? I guess that's asking too much, though. Sure... the owners are to blame, no doubt about that but aren't those who promote it just as guilty? Kinda like receiving stolen goods?

I see tons and tons of tgp's that are dedicated to these types of sites. You have to cut off the money for these people to learn.

- PornAddict

Originally Posted by Makingcoin (Post 14791482)

Speaking of stealing, you owe me $$$$. I sent you a wire over a year ago and you keep ducking my phone calls, emails and icq's. I'm going to make a new thread about your thieving ass.

Originally Posted by cem (Post 14156488)

Take a look at http://contentremove.com, we monitor all illegal tube sites, free file/picture hosting sites, file-sharing forums and search engines and we make sure that your content is not stolen. Any content whom appears to be stolen will be reported.

Originally Posted by CS-Jay (Post 14792330)

bump for ccbill answers!

Originally Posted by Nikki_Licks (Post 14151607)

I wonder why CCBill would do this? What is the point of having a processor that can't award a charge back? Was it because you told them about your content being on this site? Just curious.

Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 14864452)

is this your first day online?

Originally Posted by Barefootsies (Post 14151077)

I do the same...the owner, processing company, their registrar, and host. If I'm feeling frisky, I'll also DMCA them with the G (Google) as well to kill their SERPS.

Thanks for the head's up. I'll have to give this a look see.

Originally Posted by quantum-x (Post 14151821)

CCBill statement: They need to receive 5 DMCAs within a 'short period' before billing will be considered to be pulled.

Originally Posted by iamsgf (Post 14865556)

Many of you are mentioning that you have seen stolen content from various sources, so why not plan it properly.

Contact who you know that own's the material, and coordinate it so that you all submit the DMCA's at the same time. This will force CCBill to take action!

Yeah, we are talking time and effort here, but once everyone starts to pull together then you can grab these guys by the balls!

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 14865390)

although worded wrong I think it's a legit question, since when do any of these processor deny a credit? I get people gettting credits and when I look up the reason the processor has stuff like "Customer called asked what the charge was for, I told him, he ok'd it" and there is a credit for that guy.

Originally Posted by Slammed Network (Post 14153425)

Did I say it gave him the right to use them? I'm not sure where you got that. What I said was we all know that he didn't intentionally steal them.

There's a big difference between what I said and what you're saying I said...so now go take your own advice :winkwink:

Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 14865661)

since visa/mastercard started putting limits on credits/refunds? that would be my guess. what do you think? do you have any concept of how credit card processing online works? do you understand that CCBill is liable for credits/refunds and it affects their merchant accounts, and as such, can affect everyone who uses them?

</end rocket science for beginners>

Originally Posted by stev0 (Post 14865708)

Of course he intentionally stole them. Someone owns the rights to EVERY photo and video, he knows he's not that somebody yet he's distributing and profiting off them.

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 14865960)

you my friend are just wrong wrong wrong. Big HUGE difference between a chargeback and a credit. Pick up your online billing for dummies manual and read it again.

Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 14867008)

there are limits for both dipshit.

Originally Posted by gleem (Post 14867497)

oh yeah? Why don't you enlighten us on the limits for CREDITS not chargebacks. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by Pleasurepays (Post 14868329)

why don't you spend 2 minutes educating yourself on a life and death issue for your own business instead of wasting your time looking like a retard in front of everyone and on behalf of a company?

being too dumb to know you're a loser... doesn't make you a winner.
:2 cents:

Originally Posted by Special "Ed" (Post 14962222)

RE: Stolen photos of Lori Anderson
http://www.realgf.com/galleries/r001...php?id=1675277

There is a photo of Lori Anderson on this gallery. Very bottom middle photo in the t-bird.
You do not have any permission to use this content! If you continue to use Lori Anderson content to promote this site or any other site, I will pursue legal action.

I have also contacted CCbill. I will push to have your account and this site shut down. I would have to guess if you are using her content on your galleries, then you have her in your member's area as well. You are fucking with the wrong person.

We are filling out the proper paperwork after checking their member's area.

Originally Posted by SlammedCash (Post 14152954)

I think you're just jealous cause his site actually converts

Originally Posted by Luca_Triple 10 (Post 14151044)

Usually when i'm notified of our EXCLUSIVE content being stolen and used on other sites, i contact the owner, biller, and our attorneys. The content gets removed and i leave it at that.

This time i figured i would post this publicly because our content as well as many others' has been on this site several times even after having contacted the above mentioned persons. It gets removed then right back up. To make matters worse, i find our exclusive images on a gallery which they are using to promote their site http://www.realgf.com/galleries/t020/nude/index13.php (top left image and center image on the second row of pics... SexyLette)

We recently released an exgirlfriend style site FuckOverMyEx.com and i understand the difficulties of coming up with this type of content, but if you can't do it legitimately don't do it!

I know we will be getting the same response now when we contact these guys AGAIN. "We're sorry, its user submitted content. We'll remove it immediately and ban the member". The same story one too many times, this has to STOP NOW!