RIP Megaupload

WE DON'T HAVE ANY DOMAIN NAME FOR NOW

ONLY THIS IP ADDRESS (http://109.236.83.66) BEWARE TO THE PISHING SITES!

This is the NEW MEGAUPLOAD SITE! we are working to be back full again

Bookmark the site and share the new address in facebook and twitter!



LOL

Gil wrote:*bleep* right off. Whatever happened to freedom of speech?

This is related how?

matpol wrote:SOPA sucks.



Megaupload was my favourite file hosting. It is very sad day for me. Megaupload

SOPA hasn't been passed yet and likely won't be... hell, it wouldn't have been able to touch MegaUpload anyway. Why are you blaming that bill?

Doe's anyone Know if SOPA will be able to touch torrent sites?

pics from asset seizure

http://www.flickr.com/photos/elliottkember/6729498737/in/set-72157628949521545/lightbox/

that's what you get for flaunting illegal activities, dumbasses

ragbirjosh wrote:Doe's anyone Know if SOPA will be able to touch torrent sites?

Torrent hosting tends to be decentralised by the very nature of torrents... so it would be extremely difficult for them to stop the torrents.

If you looks back at my previous posts in the thread on SOPA (Politics section) you'll see an article I link to that points out some pretty glaring limitations to SOPA.

videozer and videobb are decent substitute but I just hate my the fast forward/rewind option compared to Megavideo.

Anyways I don't get why so many people think http://109.236.83.66/ is the new megaupload.
It's obviously fake. It seems like it was written by a teenager.
+ owner got arrested, how can they be coming back without dealing with legal issues? Common sense


http://109.236.83.66/images/Georgios_Logo.png
http://109.236.83.66/admin/

fake enough?

Filesonic and Fileserve now both unavailable for download. Looks like the end of Internet as we know is close...

fileserve still alive for now... but
RIP filesonic..
so sad atm

matpol wrote:Filesonic and Fileserve now both unavailable for download. Looks like the end of Internet as we know is close...

OMG NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I'm getting scared guys..
Alot of videobb are no longer loading/working..
while Videozer has removed large amount of contents

O m g ...... luckily my FS premium account is almost expired....

Filesonic and Mediafire were the ones I used the most

RIP megaupload. Still rapidshare is the nr1 worlds file sharing hosts now and its going to be hard taking that site off, since Rapidshare has army of lawyers and juristicion under their hand. Not to mention it would be impossible because Wonderlands laws dont apply to Europe.

its official.. file sharing site are going down one by one
fileserve just closed down their sharing service too
Filejungle – Owned by Fileserve
Uploadstation – Owned by Fileserve
4Shared – Deleting multiple files

USA y u ruin peoples lives?

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

No, Youtube is very (overly) proactive in taking down copyrighted content and/or closing such videos in countries that don't allow them.

♠Ace wrote:its official.. file sharing site are going down one by one
fileserve just closed down their sharing service too
Filejungle – Owned by Fileserve
Uploadstation – Owned by Fileserve
4Shared – Deleting multiple files

Uploaded.to is another one, they've banned US IP addresses.

Some that still work(for now): WUpload, Oron, Mediafire, HulkShare, Hotfile(I think), RS, Uploadstation, Filefactory, Depositfiles, Bayfiles

Red what do you think would be a fair time span for stuff to be allowed o be put up for free.


A year after release?

2 years?

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

No, Youtube is very (overly) proactive in taking down copyrighted content and/or closing such videos in countries that don't allow them.

Youtube only takes them down when Copyright holder asks them to do so....the same could be said for those file up-loading sites too...they too sometimes delete the files for copyright infringement

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

No, Youtube is very (overly) proactive in taking down copyrighted content and/or closing such videos in countries that don't allow them.

Youtube only takes them down when Copyright holder asks them to do so....the same could be said for those file up-loading sites too...they too sometimes delete the files for copyright infringement

But Megaupload didn't do that... at least not regularly. They would take the file down for a day or two then put it back up as soon as they felt the copyright holder was no longer paying attention... that was the type of action that get them into trouble with the law.

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

No, Youtube is very (overly) proactive in taking down copyrighted content and/or closing such videos in countries that don't allow them.

Youtube only takes them down when Copyright holder asks them to do so....the same could be said for those file up-loading sites too...they too sometimes delete the files for copyright infringement

But Megaupload didn't do that... at least not regularly. They would take the file down for a day or two then put it back up as soon as they felt the copyright holder was no longer paying attention... that was the type of action that get them into trouble with the law.

Did they? I always got file removed messages and stuff like that ):

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

imalegend wrote:

RedOranje wrote:

The xcx wrote:USA y u ruin peoples lives?

Yes, it was completely unrelated to Megaupload's blatant and illegal practices.

Paying people to upload copyrighted files, "taking illegal files down" just long enough to get past the casual observance then putting them back up, and advertising their illegal content.

isn't that what Youtube does too in a way?

No, Youtube is very (overly) proactive in taking down copyrighted content and/or closing such videos in countries that don't allow them.

Youtube only takes them down when Copyright holder asks them to do so....the same could be said for those file up-loading sites too...they too sometimes delete the files for copyright infringement

But Megaupload didn't do that... at least not regularly. They would take the file down for a day or two then put it back up as soon as they felt the copyright holder was no longer paying attention... that was the type of action that get them into trouble with the law.

i personally have never seen that happen....

Videobb now getting rid of most of their shit :X :X

It feels like a manhunt, with all surviving sites hiding in the depths of the internet, being picked off one by one

Hopefully hotfile and mediafire will last.