said by hm :Just started reading the voltage doc's.
Yeah they are claiming these 2000+ IP's are "enablers" as I thought. "Distributing and aiding in theft".
They are also claiming these people profited off of them (ie. commercial theft).
I only read a few pages so far but voltage is going for broke and tossing every single thing possible in this.
Only conclusion I can come up with is someone is paying/funding their lawyers (read: MPAA and the American copyright trolls/extortionists/lobbyists) to put max strain on the court and the likes of cippic type people, max fear into people, and to test the new laws on what will stick and what won't in order to pave the way for the American extortionists to roll in and work with what the courts will give them, or allow them.
Anyone have the scoop on this Toronto btzlaw.ca law firm acting on their behalf?
Seems the data was again gather by Canipre.
The whole thing reads like a wild test and fishing expedition. Anyone else draw the same conclusion?
By stating all the above in the court documents (ie how all these people profited and are commercial infringers etc), what this extortion company is doing is trying to scare people into paying the fee in their extortion demand letter.
The fear of:
Over 15,000$ in court, as filed.
Or
Pay our extortion demand of say, $3,500 or whatever.
Man what a racket. This company should be sued by the people. There should be a class action against voltage and this Canipre "extortion enabler" as well as the law firm btz.
Oh man I would love for someone to sue these people for extortion.
theft is theft , infringement is infringement TWO very different things....i take you car its gone BUT if i made a copy and drive off you still have your car.
