That sucks. Poor guy.
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That sucks. Poor guy.
Yes, Not only for not 'filtering' the 'watermark' but for not waiting for at least the DVD release :p.Quote:
Originally Posted by SonsOfLiberty
I was quiet pleased with PreVail's CAM's hopefully they all didnt rely on this one Aussie.
They did it now to.
http://torrentfreak.com/fbi-tracks-d...oaders-090221/
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Originally Posted by sonsofliberty
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Originally Posted by joe
Damn, too bad. PreVail does a good job anyhow.
It looks like they'll need to spend even more money. The majority doesn't get caught. I don't think any amount of money will prevent the releases from getting out.Quote:
Originally Posted by iLOVENZBNoob? :lol:. Well this is very sad news, the MPAA goes through all these resources and money on encrypting DVD's, searching for release group leaders etc and complain that developers/artist/directors etc dont make profit?Quote:
Originally Posted by SonsOfLiberty
Greedy? :dry:
Nope, outside of a police state, they are pretty much doomed. :(
very bad for him.
I can't laugh about this event, this is very sad for the filesharing world :(
n00b?i'd say poor guy,dont blame the supplier,blame the RG..
Bummer for sure, a shame it had to do with one of those 3 quoted above. Not a big cam guy, more patient and willing to wait for other releases. But a great service they certainly offer, unfortunate to have 1 soldier less.Quote:
Originally Posted by SonsOfLibertyYes, it says in the article:Quote:
Originally Posted by Brenya
It's a surprising arrest in any event - typically release groups and cammers go out of their way to eliminate any watermarking evidence. But this one slipped through the cracks.
So, in other words, it was one of these 3: forgot/lazy/mistake.
Best of luck,