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is there a way to reduce the is it possible if I wish to
settle the RIAA lawsuit for an
amount lesser than the $3000
as mentioned? Can anyone
advise on this? Or is there a
way out of it?
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They are very strict about their settlement offers..they are not taking less then $3000. There are a number of copywrite infringement lawyers out there that specialize in RIAA lawsuits...you may want to get in touch with them and find out your options. |
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Does anyone else agree that disregard of the our laws?
What a joke they are - I think
they will finally realize
their errors when the supreme
court reverses all of the past
judgements and he RIAA is sued
back to the stone age.
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I recently discussed this in another, unrelated answer regarding the boycotting of "out of control" businesses. The RIAA's business practices are questionable at best. Think about it; What business in their right mind would sue prospective customers? Very bad PR to say the least. Already the music industry is suffering from the poor choices of the RIAA. And many musicians are choosing record companies not associated with this entity (wisely I might add). Eventually the will of the people will catch up to companies such as the RIAA. It may take time and some changes to the law. But these changes are way overdue---and the law SHOULD reflect the will of the people in any case (which certain aspects of the copyright laws do not). There is NO DOUBT WHATSOEVER that the music industry (RIAA) will regret their actions. I believe they already have. Revenues are down and it isn't simply because people are downloading music rather than buying it---although that is part of the reason. Had the music industry taken other tactics, they would have been rolling in money and their customers would have been happy with them as well. I mean, think of the advertising venue that went to waste when the music industry shut down the original Napster. |
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What should I do about an RIAA I received two automated phone
calls in the past month, one
with an area code from my
University, and the other with
an area code from home. They
both were a recorded voice
stating that it was the RIAA
and that they could sue me for
$677,000. Then they told me to
leave a message stating my
defense. I of course hung up
because I wasn't sure what was
going on... Has this happened
to anybody else? Does anybody
know whats going on? I haven't
been able to find ANYTHING
out...
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If you have any movies or cd,music you downloaded get rid of them right away this means that they are watching you.To see how much you are downloading |
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how can i get out of getting i dont know for sure if i am
caught, but i heard that they
can fine you up to $750,000!!
i've downloaded like 1000
songs in the couple years i've
had limewire, and i have no
money for that. i can barely
pay for college, if i could
then i would have bought the
cds in the first place! i hope
RIAA goes to hell.
oh yes and apparently they can
send you to jail as well.
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They usually check up firms and large companies because that's were the profit is being made, usually. If you just use it at home with no intend of selling or making any profit the chances are very low... |
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Why hasn't the RIAA gone after I thought maybe they would try
since that's probably what a
lot of people do to share
music. They buy the CD, rip
the mp3s, and put them online.
How come the RIAA doesn't try
to sue Microsoft for that and
other companies that have
programs that can do that?
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RIAA and Microsoft are in bed together |
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