renegade600
March 19th, 2007, 06:31 PM
Tony started his life of piracy sometime in the 1990’s working markets, car-boot sales and pubs in the UK, selling counterfeit PC applications/games and console discs for a fraction of the retail price. “The profit was amazing back then” he recalls “We were getting £25 ($48) for a couple of PSX games and £15 ($29) for a single CDR with the latest utilities on. We couldn’t make them fast enough.” Things were looking good for his little enterprise and before long he was clearing up to £1000 ($1,942) profit each week.
see this (http://torrentfreak.com/p2p-file-sharing-ruins-physical-piracy-business/)
I thought it was pretty interesting how a cd pirate was crying that illegal p2ping forced hime to close his illegal business/factory. He and his wife actually had to get a job. :rotflmao:
see this (http://torrentfreak.com/p2p-file-sharing-ruins-physical-piracy-business/)
I thought it was pretty interesting how a cd pirate was crying that illegal p2ping forced hime to close his illegal business/factory. He and his wife actually had to get a job. :rotflmao: