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Re: Engaging in piracy? or join swarms to catch pirates? Seriously doubt that you will ever see the names. Even if they do get sued, if the infringing IP gets traced to a business, that business gets sued, has to defend themselves in court and pay up if they lose. Whether or not that business can then pinpoint individual culprit(s) and how to handle them is their own business.
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 skeechanAi OtsukaholicPremium
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kudos:2 | A business will just pay the 3K rather than hire counsel to defend. That is that the mafiaa count on.
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| said by skeechan:A business will just pay the $3K rather than hire counsel to defend. That is that the MAFIAA count on. I somehow think that if MAFIAA goes after some business, they'd want a lot more than $3K. MAFIAA knows that businesses that have been around for a while has a lot more money in the bank than private citizens like us and can be shaken down harder.
They have to pick their fights when it comes to businesses though. If they are not careful enough, they could end up picking on someone of their own size or bigger with either either in-house top-notch legal team or enough money to be able to afford one that can fight them, possibly win and set precedent against future nonsense of this sort.
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skeechanAi OtsukaholicPremium
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kudos:2 | Then the business will fight because it has the resources just as Verizon frequently did.
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