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I'm wondering if there has ever been a private tracker that has been under investigation by the riaa or equivalent. any legal lawsuits of threats, shutdowns or otherwise.
Anything ever as "massive" as what happened with thepiratebay, suprnova, or torrentspy?
Oink.cd would be a good start :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oink%27s_Pink_Palace
Aradi Tracker was also taken down:
http://torrentfreak.com/araditracker...action-080829/
http://torrentfreak.com/more-bittorr...s-cover-blown/
http://torrentfreak.com/the-inside-s...utdown-081221/
Elite torrents
LokiTorrents
Oink
Also i remember SCC having problems with brien.
Read more here:
http://torrentfreak.com/sceneaccess-...-brein-080521/
Demonoid.
Demonoid went away for several months due to legal trouble.
Some BitGamer members got notices through the snail mail as the staffs of BitGamer added a few public trackers the last time round.
RARBG was forced out of netherlands by BREIN. ArenaBG also was down due to legal pressure and had to move to a new host.
only remember of Oink
the public place torrentspy.com
uk-t had...
textbooktorrents just came to my mind. they didn't publicly say that they had legal issues but appratently there was something of this kind that compelled them to close.
Yep, as well as before this all the top trackers such as UK-Fileshare, EliteTorrents.. ..they were all shut down. I find it amazing that sites like the one cabalo mentoined set up invites only, cover pages etc just after the big busts, now every new tracker starts like this because they think its the trend. The original sites actually genuinelly fear for their safetyQuote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
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Originally Posted by nipplecakeyep, as well as before this all the top trackers such as uk-fileshare, elitetorrents.. ..they were all shut down. I find it amazing that sites like the one cabalo mentoined set up invites only, cover pages etc just after the big busts, now every new tracker starts like this because they think its the trend. The original sites actually genuinelly fear for their safetyQuote:
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First off he already mentioned that one! :lol:
Second off, its a public place and not private..
i mentioned it's a public place... so stfu ninja tard
Well that wasnt hes question, hes question was - and i quoteQuote:
Originally Posted by Naix
"I'm wondering if there has ever been a private tracker that has been under investigation by the riaa or equivalent. any legal lawsuits of threats, shutdowns or otherwise."
And as he already mentioned that place, theres no reason to post it too. (postcount +1 :whistling)
Also i didnt do anything that could posible offend you in anyway.
Please brighten up and dont take everything so seriously :whistling
now we just went too offtopic.. and if you wanna have that discussion i suggest you come talk to me in pm, msn or irc.
have a nice day..
the first i remmember was EliteTorrents
Finreactor
+1 :):)Quote:
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sceneleech
Oh those good times with that tracker...Quote:
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Too bad it went down :(
Another user totally disregards the power of google...
Almost all popular so called "private trackers" have one day or will face problems...
you can't control masses, then it's normal , u get snitches, unhappy people, that goes report shit, and also u got spies everywhere... so becareful where you go pal.
Aside from legal trouble, what have verdicts and damages been in the past with these different sites? (aside from Oink)
Not exactly, OiNK was targeted that badly due to the fact that it had a specifically high userbase for a music tracker and how easy it was to get in.Quote:
Originally Posted by $SnoopDo2G$
Site owner used his real details when he ordered servers.
P.S: I'm not pretty sure on this.
swebits
yeah, he wanted to save on taxes. :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by LovestonedNot exactly, OiNK was targeted that badly due to the fact that it had a specifically high userbase for a music tracker and how easy it was to get in.Quote:
Originally Posted by $SnoopDo2G$
Site owner used his real details when he ordered servers.
P.S: I'm not pretty sure on this.
Wait, seriously?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabaloyeah, he wanted to save on taxes. :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lovestoned
May I know the in-depth story?
Where were the servers from?