Still using P2P after all charges going on ???
 

I still do, downloding now Depeche Mode remix biggrin:

who cares?

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":52fcb]who cares?[/quote:52fcb]

HU? nice input.

Anyone else still using P2P's ???

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":7bc93]who cares?[/quote:7bc93]:x

i dont use it ... newsgroups > kazaa

I only download Techno off Winmx and even if the RIAA found out they cant do anything to me becuase none of these songs are even sold anywhere biggrin:


Anyways

ME>you

Has anybody here actually been charged. I still use it and nothing has happened to me and never will. Well more specifically I use Kazaa Lite. Does that make a difference?

Not really. Just means theyd have to work even harder to retrace your IP. And as long as you keep that FOLDER CLOSED, then you can let the other noobs share music. I'm sure many of them dont even KNOW theres a "do not share" folder. THe thing is they arent trakcing whos dling what - that would be a HUGE database and pointless, they are tracking who people are dling FROM.

Or you could just use DirectConnect, mIRC, or newgroups.

im canadian. its 100% legal for us so of couse i still do biggrin:

i though i heard of a 13 yr old girl in texas being charged 300k for some songs

In Canada so I don't give a F*&^. hehe.


here is the article about the 12 year old girl being charged.


http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/32731.html

[quote:f3f3e]The RIAA has nailed one of the most prolific file-traders in the U.S., filing a lawsuit against 12-year-old Brianna LaHara.

When not at the playground with her friends, "Biggie Brianna" is trading music files from her home in New York. The little girl received one of the 261 lawsuits filed by the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) on Monday, according to the New York Post. She may look like a sweet and innocent child, but the RIAA says it's only going after major copyright violators at the moment. So you make the call.

"I got really scared. My stomach is all turning," Brianna told the Post. "I thought it was OK to download music because my mom paid a service fee for it. Out of all people, why did they pick me?"

It turns out that Brianna's mum paid a $29.99 service charge to KaZaA for the company's music service. Brianna, however, thought this meant she could download songs at will. How naive!

When reporters charged into Brianna's home, she was helping her brother with some homework. She is an honors student at St. Gregory the Great school.

Brianna could face charges of up to $150,000 per infringed song, but we have a feeling this might be a tad unrealistic. We suggest the RIAA take all of her toys instead.

"Nobody likes playing the heavy and having to resort to litigation," RIAA president Cary Sherman said in a statement. "But when your product is being regularly stolen, there comes a time when you have to take appropriate action."

Go get her, Cary. [/quote:f3f3e]

is canada safe?

[quote="Coublacka_":a985c]is canada safe?[/quote:a985c]



yes.

nice

why

if your canadian read this: http://www.alliedassault.com/phpBB2/vie ... p?t=168571

[quote="Sergeant_Scrotum":8f31f]im canadian. its 100% legal for us so of couse i still do biggrin:[/quote:8f31f]

Thats not true and I hope you dont get caught with your pants down because you dont understand the law.