Any one dwnload movies using bitorrent?
Some 23,000 U.S. citizens who downloaded an illegal copy of The Expendables will soon learn that they are being sued in what could be the largest BitTorrent downloading case in the U.S. to date.
A U.S. district judge has given the U.S. Copyright Group permission to secure the identities — including names, addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses — of those who downloaded the film from their respective Internet service providers (ISPs).
ISPs will likely notify affected clients that they are handing over their subscriber information to the Copyright Group later this week.
Each defendant faces up to $150,000 in fines, although, as Wired points out, most cases result in settlements in the $3,000 range.
Collectively, more than 140,000 U.S. citizens are involved in lawsuits around the country for downloading illegal files via BitTorrent.
http://techland.time.com/2011/05/10/are-you-one-of-23000-defendants-in-t...
TS is Thread Starter...
google bit spirit and install it. go to piratebay.org do a search for whatever you want to see or read, read reviews about the quality, click download this torrent-then open-...this will start the download agent ( bit spirit) and just wait. when finished the download will be stored under c\:downloads...
no need to enter your information or name...free for all. have fun....copy right do not exisit in the middle east.
I hope other producers does not follow the same path and screw us, lol ..:P
guilt, when you are downloading using torrents, you are also sharing at the same time. Thus you are uploading.
If torrents are allowed in US how can they sue the users who downloaded the movie? They should sue the torrents for uploading it.
As per my knowledge this will be the stunt of the producers to give publicity to that crap movie.
WK I think this is a way of them trying to make some money out of a film that stands no way of achieving it through the normal revenue streams.
Thankfully I saw this piece of crap in a cinema
Whats a ts?
the ts
Is who a US citizen?
are you a u.s citizen?
They tried this in the UK and it failed.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13116796
OMG, this is very dangerous