NinjaVideo Dispels Rumors of Its Death
After seizure of its domain name by US authorities says it’s not “down and out” and refutes rumors that its servers and information were seized.
Last week I mentioned how Federal official had seized the domain names of TVSHACK.NET, MOVIES-LINKS.TV, FILESPUMP.COM, NOW-MOVIES.COM, PLANETMOVIEZ.COM, THEPIRATECITY.ORG, and ZML.COM, NinjaVideo.net and NinjaThis.net for daring to link to other sites that host copyrighted material.
That’s right. They were each accused of being “involved in the illegal distribution of copyrighted movies and television programs over the Internet” for doing little more than linking to sites where copyrighted material could be found, or in the case of of ZML.COM, for being a Cyberlocker where users are the ones responsible for making content available.
One of the sites – NinjaVideo – has now made a public statement in an attempt to try and dispel some of the rumors circling the Internet about what happened and what the future holds.
“I can confirm search warrants warrants and seizure did take place at 4 undisclosed locations,” writes ~HTRDFRK, a NinjaVideo admin. “I can also confirm our servers and information were NOT seized.” The systems were disabled per our request.”
As for NinjaVideo’s future?
“The future status of NinjaVideo is yet to be determined, but down and out?,” he says. Buahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, THIS SHIT IS NINJA!!!!”
So much for the govt’s claims that site’s like this would “not have a happy ending.” As we all know NinjaVideo, and likely all of the others, will simply find a new domain name to set up shop.
The game of whac-a-mole continues.
Stay tuned.
- Written by Jared Moya
After seizure of its domain name by US authorities says it’s not “down and out” and refutes rumors that its servers and information were seized.
Last week I mentioned how Federal official had seized the domain names of TVSHACK.NET, MOVIES-LINKS.TV, FILESPUMP.COM, NOW-MOVIES.COM, PLANETMOVIEZ.COM, THEPIRATECITY.ORG, and ZML.COM, NinjaVideo.net and NinjaThis.net for daring to link to other sites that host copyrighted material.
That’s right. They were each accused of being “involved in the illegal distribution of copyrighted movies and television programs over the Internet” for doing little more than linking to sites where copyrighted material could be found, or in the case of of ZML.COM, for being a Cyberlocker where users are the ones responsible for making content available.
One of the sites – NinjaVideo – has now made a public statement in an attempt to try and dispel some of the rumors circling the Internet about what happened and what the future holds.
“I can confirm search warrants warrants and seizure did take place at 4 undisclosed locations,” writes ~HTRDFRK, a NinjaVideo admin. “I can also confirm our servers and information were NOT seized.” The systems were disabled per our request.”
As for NinjaVideo’s future?
“The future status of NinjaVideo is yet to be determined, but down and out?,” he says. Buahahahahahahahahahahahahaha, THIS SHIT IS NINJA!!!!”
So much for the govt’s claims that site’s like this would “not have a happy ending.” As we all know NinjaVideo, and likely all of the others, will simply find a new domain name to set up shop.
The game of whac-a-mole continues.
Stay tuned.