Pirate Sites and Copyright Violation - Page 5

**3Turner** · #41 06-29-2012, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by airdave

As I usually do, I "google" names...and I googled his name.
(I also had his phone number and location)

Came back with one result. A Canadian Government webpage detailing an old case and arrests....seems he was charged back in 2006 with being part of a telemarketing fraud ring.

LOL I couldn't believe it.
See how the Internet will get you one day?!!

That was "Lady Luck" watchin' out fer ya.

**Bionic Modeler** · #42 08-21-2012, 09:55 PM

Locks are to keep honest people honest the dishonest will get in anyway. That said, honest people will not go to pirate sites and download models to build. Some will download to check it out and then go to the merchants that sell them and buy it. The dihonestwill never go to the merchant. They will download and build only pirated models. So that is why I believe you have not suffered lost sales. You would never have sold them to the dishonest guy anyway.

**Bionic Modeler** · #43 08-22-2012, 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Zakopious

Passwords might be enough to keep PDF files off of pirate sites.
Does anyone know of a PDF file with password which appeared on a pirate site ?

Yes. In my early days before I knew better I came across one that offered a million models all with the same password. koko--- I won't finish it since I don't want to make it easy for anyone who has some files but can't open them.

**airdave** · #44 08-22-2012, 05:11 PM

koko-cola?

koko-mojo?

koko-ono?...oh wait, thats yoko-ono (nevermind)

**richkat** · #45 08-22-2012, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by airdave

koko-cola?

koko-mojo?

koko-ono?...oh wait, thats yoko-ono (nevermind)

ROFLMAO.....Rich