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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Takedown Piracy adds copyright infringers from Twitter, Wjunction
Takedown Piracy has always been one of the most aggressive anti-piracy companies when it comes to commercial copyright infringers using Twitter to advertise their illicit and illegal websites. To this end, Takedown Piracy has had 100s and 100s of user … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial, copyright infringement, piracy, takedown piracy, twitter, wjunction
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Wupload & Filesonic – Same company or just copycats?
When you send DMCA notices to file storage sites Filesonic and Wupload you get an eerily similar response both in time and look: We have deleted the files you requested, Wupload Abuse team —————– We have deleted the files you … Continue reading
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Tagged copycat, copyright infringement, dmca, filesonic, piracy, wupload
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Customers vs. Consumers
Saw this on another site and I thought it would be great to share it with everyone: Pirates are not paying customers. Pirates are not “customers” at all. Pirates are thieves. Thieves are not customers because they do not buy. … Continue reading
What happens after you use our Report Piracy feature
Takedown Piracy has a feature located at http://takedownpiracy.com/tips which gives anyone in the world the platform to report piracy and copyright infringement. But you may be wondering what happens once you’ve reported something. Well, here’s your answer: 1. If the … Continue reading


