http://extratorrent.com

ET is the place to be :-)

so some ppl fall on to it

b aware

=> Chances I’ll find myself reading this email ~0%.

…And it would not make much sense for them to send them to the web mails I use, even if, or rather especially if valid, they wouldn’t exactly be able to prove any connections… (of course I understand that the above creates some risk for the connection if unread VALID warnings keep piling in the ‘unused’ account, but I choose not to worry too much.)

http://www.globalgamingfactory.com/

http://techdirt.com/articles/20090630/0104135410.shtml

if you use demonoid u will get just as many letters and scams..

Anals… classic

A) If you fall for this, you deserve to be castrated and sodomized (anals), not necessarily in that order.

B) Obviously its a scam, a hilarious one at that, because you idiots fall for it.

C) by reading this, you can expect prosecution by 17 U.S.C.512,1201?1205,1301?1332; 28 U.S.C. 4001 laws.

hahaha look up that particular law… its a federal law, unconstitutional easily fought in the higher courts, if you have the time/intelligence/free will. Secondly, outside of the US? hahaha you already are winning!

Sheeple “MediaDefender I love it when you shove your gigantic falis into my tight little arse and go to town… ummmmmmm ya, okay okay whats that? Okay, I will stop downloading… oh yeah thats the spot, get the fist…”

Yeah, Media defender founders (two limpdick loosers) needs to be taking out back, shot, then their families will receive the 1.75 bill for the bullet and the shallow grave digging bill. Because they can’t get it up, they think they can expload their whiteshots of power all over the world.

Wow, free speech huh?

Hey, try to enforce: “We strongly advise you to stop any future activities regarding the downloading of illegal content or you can expect prosecution by 17 U.S.C.512,1201?1205,1301?1332; 28 U.S.C. 4001 laws.”

Try to enforce that US Federal Law, on a sovereign nation, that does not follow US laws.

However, I do respect they are the World Police… fuck ya. Freedom isn’t fuckin’ free, YOU have to pay a hefty fuck’n fee

More people get to know about the modern worldwide maffia.

Hmmm…?

Yeah, of course not. So how would they contact you by email if it was real anyway?

Logic.

In addition, the email claims to have data on what the user searched for on the sites, which is irrelevant and practically impossible. It seems that the spammers should have done some more research on the topic. A good spammer would have included The Pirate Bay in the list of sites instead of Getinvites, which is a BitTorrent invite trading site, and not a search engine

A related scam email, sent out by the same group of people judging by the style and format, is also targeted at filesharers and threatens to suspend their Internet connection. The email claims to be sent by the Internet service provider consortium, and again includes an infected attachment with a report.

The email is a clever scam that shows how mainstream BitTorrent has become. The emails are sent out randomly, but many recipients, scared by be cut off by their ISP, or sued for downloading copyrighted material, might open the infected attachment without realizing that it is a scam.

And the policy of don’t download and run anything executable still applies.

You have to be a complete moron to run these things.

2) Hope they got on my email save list… ;)

What is the name of the attached file?

Though I can’t be sure how effective this could actually be, since I wouldn’t open an anti-piracy email if I got one. :P

Especially from MediaDefender.