Another Lawsuit Over GFY Comments - CelebrityCash vs XPays
 

shut up you fucking breeder

Dont say anything :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Fuck off you naff breeder...

law suit alert

i want some cell phone hair, can teh boyalley help me?

Well Im certainly suing for mental deprivation for allt the "road cone size buttplug" comments.

also for persuation of the homogenous tendencies



If II turn gay, or so much as touch another mans penis within 1 year....so help me god, you will have a lawsuit spinning your roadcone right out of your toukus.

We dont want that now do we ... :winkwink:

Hershey bars or snickers?

Its like a normal breeder - but - well - naffer...

bling bling

$$$$$$$$$$$ !!

"CelebrityCash claims he obtained permission to use the stills from copyright owner Rick Soloman and Red Light District, the company that was distributing the DVDs. "


Interesting.

You wish....

Boy Alley likes pussy:1orglaugh
He is really a polygamist with 10 wives:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Dont get me started - I tossed off a American once.

$20 in KY Im never going to get back :(

I want to sue.

He is the Counter Suit Docs.

http://celebritycash.com/lawsuit/countersuit.pdf

Article from AVN.

LOS ANGELES - Claiming defamatory statements and fraudulent charges have been made against it, CelebrityCash has filed a counter-suit against XPays in regard to a copyright dispute over the so-called Paris Hilton sex tape.

XPays filed its suit on Sept. 11, claiming sole ownership of the Hilton video and alleging that several defendants (including affiliate program FlashCash, Adult Profit, SK Entertainment, billing company Verotel, and CelebrityCash parent company ICG Entertainment) knowingly violated copyright and trademark laws by using stills derived from the video on their sites? tours in order to lure customers.

According to CelebrityCash president Salvatore Abbate, however, XPays did not hold an exclusive copyright on the Hilton tape and had no foundation upon which to file its suit. Additionally, Abbate is counter-suing XPays? Evan Horowitz for several infractions, including defamation, trade libel, and unfair competition.

The origin of the suit against CelebrityCash dates back to April of 2003, when according to Abbate, Horowitz sent a Digital Millennium Copyright Act notice to CCBill claiming CelebrityCash was violating the copyright he held on the Hilton tape. Because of confusion over valid email addresses, CCBill was not able to contact CelebrityCash directly, and because of DMCA guidelines, within 24 hours had shut the site down. The site remained dormant until Abbate agreed to remove the Hilton stills.

Abbate claims he obtained permission to use the stills from copyright owner Rick Soloman and Red Light District, the company that was distributing the DVDs.

Subsequently, Abbate says, CelebrityCash attorneys requested documentation proving XPays held exclusive rights to the Hilton tape.

?When we started requesting information from Evan, we saw in the contracts that he did not have the right to exercise copyright,? Abbate tells AVNOnline.com. ?Only Rick Soloman and Jim Soloman had that right.?

Nothing else happened until September, when CelebrityCash posted a single photo of Hilton from the tape in one of the site?s blogs.

Says Abbate, ?Evan saw us promoting our website, and he saw the image. [He] contacted CCBill?and tried to get us shut down again.?

When his efforts were rebuffed by CCBill, Horowitz hired attorney Paul Berra to file suit against CelebrityCash and the other companies.

?I had no choice but to file a counter-suit,? Abbate says.

In court documents obtained by AVN Online, Abbate claims Horowitz has been enforcing copyright illegally in regard to the Hilton tape. Additionally, he alleges that Horowitz posted several defamatory and false statements about CelebrityCash on several webmaster message boards, including GoFuckYourself. He is seeking an unspecified amount in punitive damages for fraudulent DMCA notice, trade libel, defamation, unfair competition, intentional interference with contractual relations, and intentional interference with prospective economic relations.

?After we did our research, we found that that Evan is basically making false claims,? Abbate says. ?The way the contracts were written, he didn?t own a copyright when he had our website shut down.?
In the court documents, Abbate alleges that Rick Soloman gave copyright of the Hilton tape to his brother Jim, who in turn allowed Horowitz to distribute the tape via the Internet. However, Abbate says, ?[Jim Soloman] did not give [Horowitz] an exclusive right, so he did not have the right to enforce the copyright the way he did.?

Abbate says CelebrityCash lost more than $100,000 during the time the site was shut down and adds that Horowitz?s defamatory statements have damaged the company?s reputation.?I agree with free speech, but I think it?s wrong when people get on the boards and make businesses look bad when it?s not really justified,? Abate says.

?I?m saddened to be in this position,? he adds. ?That we have to fight each other in the industry like this when we should be working together. The last thing I want to do is be in this position, but [Horowitz] left me no choice.?

Horowitz was not available for comment at press time.

come to czech republic and try to sue me - that'd be funnay :winkwink:

boy alley is st8

GFY is for the legal eagles

nah - they drink until someone falls under the table - and that's the loser

It never fails to amaze me how some people think that the internet is a parallel universe where laws do not apply.

I certainly don't think that's the case. But I DO think that things need to be taken in context of the environment in which they are expressed sometimes. :2 cents:

The boyalley touched me inappropriately in the shower.

Let teh lawsuits begin.

lol :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

damn fucking lawsuits :(

From what it sounds like after reading the counter lawsuit, which I might add was very nicely done, CelebrityCash.com did nothing more than post one photo in an Stripped and Famous feature about Paris Hilton and how she has used nudity to advance her career. And secondly in the lawsuit you can see that they made the extra effort and contacted Red Light and Rick Soloman and the emails proved that it was approved by them.

So when Xbiz and AVN wrote the article about Xpays suing everyone they used a photo from the Video. I am surprised they weren't added to the lawsuit.

Is Evan related to Norm?????:Oh crap

CelebrityCash.com Statement about the lawsuit.

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=668240

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Your absolutely right. Good read on the suit!!!!

The countersuit is common and usually filled with BS. That shit will get tossed faster than BoyAlley at an Elton John concert. It's usually a PR stunt to save face.

As for the image of Paris Hilton. I believe they are saying that they used the Paris Hilton image to promote their site. XBiz and AVN did not use it to profit or mislead individuals into joining a site. I'm not saying that's what they did, but I believe that was what the lawsuit was over. It would be like me making a movie and putting pics of Bruce Willis on the poster although he isn't in it.

In any case, an interesting lawsuit although I think the only one that matters in the original.

Got to agree with you ms.

A couple of damned net companies at each others throats talking shit about each other and behaving like kids is beyond pathetic. Their solution? To run along to lawyers and expect them to magic a resolution which they are clearly unfit to do on their own. Kids - grow the fuck up.


PS Teh BoyAlley - who was the awesome busty blonde I saw you with?? And what was she doing on her knees in front of you? :winkwink:

I appreciate your input. If you get a chance to take a look at the counter suit, there is a lot more information about the usage of the pics. The one thing that you will notice is that CelebrityCash.com sent an email to Redlight asking their approval along with the approval of Rick Soloman the copyright owner of the tape. As you will see in the emails, Rick and Redlight gave them the green light and said everything looks great.

The only thing that was needed was a simple phone call from Xpays and everything could have been resolved with one call instead of a lawsuit.

From what I hear, Rick Soloman is a pretty cool guy and we have nothing against him and I have met the RedLight staff and they are really cool. Actually we have been selling his DVD's via our website http://www.HollywoodSexTapes.com and making him and Redlight Money

http://celebritycash.com/lawsuit/countersuit.pdf

I heard that BoyAlley is a big faggot. Confirm/Deny?

50........