South African Hub the Answer to the 3 Gig Cap!

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I am downloading movies, music....
All after my cap!!
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Enjoy!![:D]
 
FUGGING GREAT!! chandler, you r tha mann!!! I'm downloading well over 30kb/s after my 3gb cap. Thankx a mil.
 
Here's another one for you guys.

zahub.kicks-ass.net

Let me know if your having problems.
Enjoy
 
Absolutely Brilliant!!!!

Why dont you guys just walk into the BSA or a police station and scream it there that your are downloading movies, music etc.

Think guys. Other people read this forum as well. mmmm... Maybe I should phone the BSA and ask if there is a reward for turning in pirates:)

Joking
 
Actually, BSA has ****all to do with pirated movies/music. Those two are under different "authorities"

RSAA is for music, and SAFACT is for games/movies

BSA is mainly for pirated business tools like Microsoft products etc (and mainly target mainstream companies)

I suggest you read up on the law before breaking it, will save you alot of worries and endless sleepless nights
 
The forum has the capability to log IP addresses upon posting.

IP addresses have ranges, thus, 196.27.0.1-wherever is allocated to, for instance, mweb.

Mweb in turn knows which user they allocated an IP address to. Thus, if BSA hits this forum with a court order to provide IP address logs (and times of posting) of certain messages, they could then proceed with that information to Mweb, which in turn have to divulge the user details (based on what time which IP address was issued to which user) , street address and so forth....
 
How would they know who i am?

I can say anything I want in here!
 
I'm not saying what movies i'm dowloading, I am downloading movies of SA that has no copyright on them.Lol

They can't do anything to me, can they?
Same with the HOME made music.
 
You dial a number, the RADIUS server at the POP logs your phone number and gives you an IP which it records.

Similar happens with ADSL. AFAIK, the IP's and times at which you had them are logged against your account details.

Very easy to be tracked down.

- Colin Alston
colin at alston dot za dot org

"Warning: Use with extreme caution."
 
As long as the stuff ur downloading has no copyright, like the band NUROK they can't touch you!
 
I dont think MyADSL wants to be seen promoting P2P movie,music or warez downloads.


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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Chandler</i>
<br />As long as the stuff ur downloading has no copyright, like the band NUROK they can't touch you!
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Not so, just because something doesnt have a copyright doesnt give you the permision to copy or distribute it, it is still their intelectual property unless they explicitly say that you may freely distrubute/copy it

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by BTTB</i>
<br />I dont think MyADSL wants to be seen promoting P2P movie,music or warez downloads.
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No, they/we dont.

- Colin Alston
colin at alston dot za dot org

"Warning: Use with extreme caution."
 
I know them. (NUROK)

They asked me to share their music.
And download it from their website even!
 
Ok great so you know Nurok, how many other songs do you have from other bands whom you do not know?

Rather be silent and thought of as a fool than speak and remove all doubt.
 
I used to work for a big company and on regular occasions 2 in the 3 years I was there, an official from BSA would come to check up on our licences. I asked him about the home user downloading stuff and he said that at them moment 2 years ago, they were not concerned with them.

However, upon recent times with all the Napster busts in the states I don't know if this is still applicable. Obviously if you copying CD's for your mates, it could be a problem. I personally choose to use licensed software. If I download something and I like it I buy it. Otherwise I delete it.

Being a programmer in the industry I cannot afford such a career crippling bust.

If I was downloading stuff, I would not be advertising it. It will only be a matter of time before the Zahub is shutdown and the owner prosecuted. And the disclaimer that you have on the site, you are waisting your time with it. In the states it may work but not here. It equivalent to a drug dealer sticking a sign on his front door (obviously a bit of an exageration but same idea).

WORD OF WARNING. BE CAREFALL!!

If they wanted to bust the downloaders they could. Just a matter of checking logs on all the servers.
 
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">It will only be a matter of time before the Zahub is shutdown and the owner prosecuted. And the disclaimer that you have on the site, you are waisting your time with it. In the states it may work but not here. It equivalent to a drug dealer sticking a sign on his front door (obviously a bit of an exageration but same idea). <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">

No its not really the same idea. A drug dealer provides drugs. The owner of zahub provides a service for people to exchange content he does not provide the content its self, in fact the hub has no listing or records and little control of the content being transferred since users connect directly with one another and not through the hub. If it can be proved that that illict content is being transferred he can be shutdown and maybe under South African law he can be prosecuted, but I'm not familiar with our electronic communications act or any prior cases so I can't say for certain.
 
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">If it can be proved that that illict content is being transferred he can be shutdown and maybe under South African law he can be prosecuted<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">

You are correct in this. By South African law, if the person who is providing the service is aware of the fact that illegal services are being conducted he can be prosectuted. South Africa has no protectection for this (hence my disclaimer druggie example).

I can assure you that if the RSAA, SAFACT or BSA choose to prosecute, they are entitled to. With the current busts in the States happening all I am saying is that it is only a matter of time before SA sees a few internet kiddies being prosecuted.
 
I remember reading somewhere that in SA (referring to music) as long as you do not distribute illegal copies, you would be OK. Where distributing is uploading, burning etc. Could be wrong on this though.

Well, for a legal (yet to be tested in SA though) and cheap source of music I use www.allofmp3.com . It's located in Russia, where the music authority (ROMS) deem what and whether media can be distributed online. It's supposedly 100% legal and only $5 for 500MB. Fast download rates and a great download manager too. Must say I think it's worth the bucks :)

You can do some reading about it here:

http://www.museekster.com/allofmp3info.htm
http://www.allofmp3.com/
 
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