Bootlegs trader is getting sued by Police for having bootlegs

[norbinho]

she has never been a bad trader...this all sounds really weird and strange

[Paganec]

If its true and they will start to shouting bootleg sites, its still possible to have a comminuty, but only for trustable people, maybe even closed community

[tromster]

a private community it's harder to be closed, especially if you can only register an account only through invitation from an existing member

[norbinho]

someone on another board brought up the opinion that angie's site maybe has been hacked and someone else is doing all this (bad emails etc.)...can be true, as she has always been a good trader and never ripped off anybody.

[Metallifreak]

So try to get in touch with her Bernd, maybe she can tell you the truth.

[deadone]

mmm sounds a bit iffy. maybe its true..
i dont think they would just go for the 1 person and there site tho.
in the uk its usually the torrent sites and there webmasters they are looking for.

maybe see if you can get in touch with her

Mick

[norbinho]

i don't want to get in contact with her via her old/new email address...this all seems to be very weird...but i found an interesting information about this whole case on the trader's comunity forum where this is also being discussed...a member there writes the following words:

I telephoned my lawyer/accountant [...] but the POSSESSION of bootlegs is NOT illegal.

The only thing that is illegal is indeed selling or spreading shows, although you might have taped them yourselves.

Suspicion is always hard to fight against. So Angie's story of getting caught could be true, question is whether it would be the RIAA that would stumble in someone's house for a few bootlegs... 99% fake, not my opinion but from a lawyer working for 40 years in the business now.

[Paganec]

Well, trading IS spreading isn't it ?

[metmum]

Someone said she was from Scotland, well the RIAA can't do anything in the UK, if she is a good trader then someone else is posting this. in the UK it would be the BPI who sort out copyright issues and the police do not get involved with it. This just isn't true, and as for confiscating stuff they only do that for serious crimes, and in Scotland the laws protect people even more than in England. If she is a good trader then someone has hacked her email and site and is posting this.

[unforgiven]

whats showed when you open her website now?


Hackers leave always a message behind.........