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fitty apology letters
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Hi Steve,
Of course how you handle your business is up to you, but since you posted his letter I'll assume you're looking for some feedback. Here's mine. The letter sounds like he's sucking up to you because he's scared. He is scared and he should be, and too bad for that theif. Don't let him or anyone else off the hook. He said himself that he saw nothing wrong with stealing porn. A threatening letter to him is fine but it needs to be followed through. Make him pay. Next, $1900 is too low. Charge him $1900 for the FINE and the FINE ONLY. Think about it. He's getting away pretty easy, and he's already got lots of your content anyway. Throwing in a lifetime membership is absurd. Just my 2 cents... Besides that, WELL DONE SIR... :) And now, more butt shaking. http://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gifhttp://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gifhttp://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gif http://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gifhttp://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gifhttp://www.stevelightspeed.com/jordan.gif |
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Sounds like he got the legal paper...and then "found God" about the subject the same way that criminals in prison do.
He wrote that letter to try and "work" Steve and try to get off light by showing "remorse". Fuck him. |
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I actually think his feeling like he wasn't hurting the porn industry or doing anything wrong is pretty common. Most people know if they download a copy of a movie that they are doing it illegally, but they don't consider it the same thing when it comes to porn. I have a friend who is a smart guy and does a lot of web design work. We were talking about the case where the producers of The Hurt locker suing people. I was telling him that some porn companies were starting to the do the same thing and he started laughing. He scoffed at the idea of "illegal tubes" or downloading. When I pointed out that porn is no different than a mainstream movie when it comes to copyright protection he thought about it and understood it. But up until then it had never really occurred to him that porn was protected by the same type of copyright. He assumed it was an illicit business so anything goes. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there that feel that way.
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kane, I'd say that since most bit torrent sites now have "news" sections and forums where they openly laugh at us and brag about how they can't be stopped....would probably preclude this guy from claiming ignorance on the subject. But that's just my opinion.
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But you are right, most of the heavy users know they are doing something wrong and actually revel in it. |
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will is lame. get a life dude.
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Judging by his letter it seems he wants you to believe that he seriously thought porn was just free... then when he realized it wasn't he downloaded it anyway?
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Since he is BS'ing you, let this backfire on him.
You have an admission from him. Go for the maximum and use his letter as admission to the crime. Think of it as a lifetime income source, because if you get a money judgment they'll be docking his paychecks for life. It's the 2010 version of revshare in adult -- share the surfers income for life. |
Fly him in, shoot a PSA with him featuring Jordin eschewing the evils of downloading and how his actions are hurting the industry. Then nail his ass to the wall.
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It's simple.
People will steal whatever they can until there are consequences. Most people. If someone could download a new 55 inch Samsung TV directly into their living room, they would do it -- but they can't, so that's why they go to Best Buy. They could try walking out the front door with a giant TV box, but the cops would arrest them, so they pay for it. This shit ain't rocket science, its basic human behavior. |
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Then the affiliate get's a cut of anything that comes from in as a result of his "illegal" video being downloaded. Seems like something you'd already have figured out. :winkwink: |
You guys are right, the affiliate brings in the lawsuits in this model.
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There was a little tongue in cheek in my post. |
Legally, I would never admit any wrong doing, contest everything, counter sue and a huge dose of paper work that would overwhelm a team of lawyers.
The dude should be made a sample of for admitting his guilt. Destroy his life, out him as a pervert to the entire community, take out a local newspaper ad detailing his perverted way of life, get the local church involved and keep adding charges. The reason behind this is simple...if you steal from the porn industry, you will be outed and dragged through Main Street and shamed. |
Sounds like either he's tooting your horn and absolutely gives not a fuck or possibly married and does not want any more letters sent to his house as possibly his wife will find out.
I say make him pay the $1900 and then offer a "fuck a porn star" of his pickings that you can pay for out of his $1900. That will set him on the path of righteousness and likely will pay for porn the rest of his life. |
The "i don't donwload non-adult movies" is a bs line. Bittorent users don't have this mindset.
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Dumb fuck. |
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Also, congrats on pushing a surfer away from torrents and towards a tube where they can't get in trouble. If they don't know this now they will when it because a big topic of discussion on the internet. By the way folks, I know you like seeing stuff like this but do you think Steve is doing this for you? Let's say he is 100% successful and everyone pays the extortion, errm fine. Steve gets rich, the surfers hate porn companies more and everyone hits the free tubes instead of the free torrents. What I mean is, a lot of people are commenting like this helps the adult industry when in truth the only person this could benefit is Steve. So congrats to the winners. :thumbsup |
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lol why go after people who download outdated porn ?
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you are ruining your reputation even more by going after innocent people practicing their constitutional freedom. all that is required is a big media news about how porn companies are ruining people's lives and being socially destructive by handing out subpoenas to teenagers. good going dipshit. you can't even produce good porn anymore so you just sue everyone in sight. pathetic. |
That's some nice progress in surfers' mentality, they didn't have that mindset before. Congrats Steve :thumbsup
And push them harder, the more you get nailed, the merrier. |
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You are going after the wrong demographic here. Majority of torrent downloaders do not even have credit cards, let alone click ads on the torrent tracker sites. You are going after people with no money in their pockets and causing grief. Do you seriously think after this ordeal, people will stop ripping your content ? This is the internet, any digital asset can easily be transferred and distributed. It's waste of resources trying to scare people into not downloading it. In fact, what you are doing probably encourages people to download your content more, leeching it even more out of discontent. |
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So far, we've collected from most of the people we've contacted, and we are about to hit another thousand torrent file-sharers. I don't expect to stop piracy, but I will for sure make people pay for my content one way or another. |
man, did you just get the golden ticket, cha ching!
he admitted it, you know the penalty for that? you have his address, do some research, see how much you think he will settle for without bankrupcy 98% of your letter will get you $1900, 2% will get you 100k ;) |
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ARGH!
I thought the name ChurchUpSkirts was interesting Steve so I thought I'd check it out. All I got though was LOST IN POP-UP AD CONSOLE HELL. Does that really make you money? Geeeze man.. Anyway, good luck with the suit. The letter sounds like a well written plea if you ask me. Don't buy into it. Go get'em. |
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