Moviepass.tv - Cancel (NOT uninstall) within 3 days or you owe us $99.
 

http://ads.webmastersdirect.com/land...ands02hardcore

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3.../moviepass.jpg

By clicking on this advertisement and installing the FileGrabber software I affirm that I am at least 18 years of age and wish to participate in the MoviePass 3-Day FREE trial. I understand that if I do not cancel within the trial period that I will be legally obligated to purchase a license for the FileGrabber software for US$99.00. I understand that if I do not cancel or pay within the trial period, I will receive electronic payment reminders until such time that I satisfy my financial obligation. I understand that uninstalling the FileGrabber software will NOT cancel this offer and that the only way to cancel my trial is via the Customer Service link on the MoviePass website. I affirm that I have reviewed and agree to the complete terms of use prior to accepting this offer. 2257 ID: 00195

i just paid thanks!

he was worried about copyright?:winkwink:

Because I put it on photobuckets... don't have an adult image free host.

That's fucked. If the product was worth anything they wouldn't have to resort to shady marketing tactics like that.

Although I did just check out Moviepass.tv and it looks like a pretty cool idea, but is their content legal?

That was going to be my question for tomorrow... this is what their site says

What is the Download Manager?
The Download Manager technology is a new application that allows you to reliably download quality media files from many different internet sites that the MoviePass media search engine helps you locate. The Download Manager allows you to completely manage your media library. Watch it now or watch it later - with the Download Manager you decide what you want and when you want it.

Some of the other things I've read is that it's like a Peer to Peer thing... In a way... Guba like in that they don't "appear" to own the content... There's no 2257 link from their index page.

Bump for those that didn't see this.

what?.... you don't say!

they must pay mad on trials PPS

I'd hit it, for sure.

bump bump.

I would never send traffic to that program.

guba who?

Me neither, very disappointing to see companies having to resort to this kind of shit. If they spent more time focusing on creating a better product they wouldn't have to scam surfers.

Poor surfers... thats why you get people not wanting to take out their credit cards.

Interesting affiliate program for this, https://secure.webmastersdirect.com/programs.html

They must be making a killing if they are only paying .50 per download. Wonder what the average ratio of surfers that get held hostage by their ransomware and end up paying the $99 to get that crap off their pc. It does sound like by their program that the content is peer to peer type access that you could probably gain access to with any file sharing app.

what could be better for the longevity of the industry than teaching more surfers not to trust adult sites? ;)

Double Post

Look down the board a bit - there is a thread about EpicCash promoting this shit....

Here it is, the thread about EpicCash promoting ransomware

isnt that company getting sued?

I think the case is on atm.

I believe so...someone in the other thread said they're being sued by the Free Speech Coalition AND the Washington Attorney General. :Oh crap

:thumbsup

later
c-lo

so fucking true it sucks

The FSC as well?

Thats interesting.... mmmm