song swapping
06-26-2003 | 11:34 AM
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From: AUSTIN BABY
song swapping
music companys are going to start sending out bills in augest to people who download music offline.
they sued peer to peer networks so if you use kazaa or bearshare or imesh or any prog like that you may have to pay for the songs you've downloaded.
all the songs you've downloaded. on CNN they said some of the bills will be in the thousands of dollars
i know i used to have over 1000 songs on my computer. i hope i dont have to give them ****s any money
they sued peer to peer networks so if you use kazaa or bearshare or imesh or any prog like that you may have to pay for the songs you've downloaded.
all the songs you've downloaded. on CNN they said some of the bills will be in the thousands of dollars
i know i used to have over 1000 songs on my computer. i hope i dont have to give them ****s any money
hahaha
06-26-2003 | 02:25 PM
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I just saw the video article on CNN.com and I seriously doubt any of their lawsuits will go very good.... Especially since there is no law regulating peer to peer networks. If the try to sue you get a lawyer and counter sew the hell out of them.
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06-26-2003 | 02:41 PM
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Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
I just saw the video article on CNN.com and I seriously doubt any of their lawsuits will go very good.... Especially since there is no law regulating peer to peer networks. If the try to sew you get a lawyer and counter sew the hell out of them.
I just saw the video article on CNN.com and I seriously doubt any of their lawsuits will go very good.... Especially since there is no law regulating peer to peer networks. If the try to sew you get a lawyer and counter sew the hell out of them.
lol wo0!
I doubt they will though...
06-27-2003 | 12:37 AM
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Originally posted by 240duffman
I use WinMX and have a couple of downloaded songs, my files aren't open for downloading form others. can they still track me?
Im not scared(
) but just want to get more info..
I use WinMX and have a couple of downloaded songs, my files aren't open for downloading form others. can they still track me?
Im not scared(
) but just want to get more info..
yeah they can still track you.
THIS IS HAPPENING!!!! the first bills roll off the line in AUG!!!!!
thats only like a few months. i'm seriously you guys, this is going to happen
YEA YEA YEA wo0!
06-28-2003 | 07:29 PM
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Originally posted by leiferik1
yeah they can still track you.
THIS IS HAPPENING!!!! the first bills roll off the line in AUG!!!!!
thats only like a few months. i'm seriously you guys, this is going to happen
yeah they can still track you.
THIS IS HAPPENING!!!! the first bills roll off the line in AUG!!!!!
thats only like a few months. i'm seriously you guys, this is going to happen
Unless something has changed drastically, then I won't be checking my mailbox. I shared files for a while, but I was serving them up, not downloading... and I own the CD for all the songs I have. Let them send me a bill for the few live versions I may have d/l'd over the years. They'd better get a search warrant for my hard drive to get the evidence. I'll be damn sure I cost them more in time, aggravation, and legal fees than they will ever retrieve from me.
-Justin
