Sell pirated DVDs on eBay?
- Thread starter Extirpate
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- May 18, 2012
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i think no one's dumbass now, lol!
Me thinks you are the dumbass in this thread, you and OP! ;-)
lambofgods
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- Oct 12, 2012
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Don't do it man , very risky !
I once sold an activation key for a program on eBay .... it was legally obtained, at least I thought so. I bought it from a supplier. My buyer told me after 1 week that he did not activate the code and asked me if I could refund him. I asked what is the problem, if he even did not activate it. He said he found this code on the internet (hacker forum) and so he thinks this is a pirated code and why I am selling pirated codes.
So even you did not attend to do any illegal things you could be accused of doing so ....
So even you did not attend to do any illegal things you could be accused of doing so ....
Christopher Anderson
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- Jun 24, 2009
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better off with replica ones..no way you are gonna be able to burn them to a memorex and sell them..whos gonna pay for that lol
the dictader
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- Dec 11, 2012
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I know there are sites for selling pirated stuff i personally know someone that used to sell pirated beatles albums to cover his drug habit but i dont beleive he was selling on ebay
i know the perfect place to sell pirated dvds its still a big buissness.... not on ebay ofcourse
these customers are well aware of what they getting so thier wouldnt be any complaints
we would be selling anime... i can gaurantee sales
people dont download this stuff because its not always easy finding english dubs....
and the webs full of mostly webstreams
even hentai sells
if you be interested in a joint venture them im happy enough to use my account details
you would be suprised how much money pirated dvd's sell for online compared to street markets like 4x as much because you can expect quality
when you see a new bootleg title at the market idiots buy them just to say they got such and such movie, we all know its usually a terrible picture with cam audio and not worth the cpl of quid they spent on it
these customers are well aware of what they getting so thier wouldnt be any complaints
we would be selling anime... i can gaurantee sales
people dont download this stuff because its not always easy finding english dubs....
and the webs full of mostly webstreams
even hentai sells
if you be interested in a joint venture them im happy enough to use my account details
you would be suprised how much money pirated dvd's sell for online compared to street markets like 4x as much because you can expect quality
when you see a new bootleg title at the market idiots buy them just to say they got such and such movie, we all know its usually a terrible picture with cam audio and not worth the cpl of quid they spent on it
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Moneyman94
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- Sep 2, 2010
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The company I teach for sells high ticket DVD 's 1k - 4k. They spend every penny needed to go after pirates of their products. There are a few people outside of the US that have been able to avoid their reach.
HereComesTheDrop
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- Jan 1, 2013
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I personally wouldn't risk it.
I sell about 2000 legit DVD's a month on eBay and I've already had some issues with proving they are legit. I buy mine in bulk from people on CL and pawn shops and make about .25 cent in profit each. I only sell them to keep high feedback and protect my dsr's. Just a warning, they aren't worth much. If anything, and if you import pirated copies then you probably wont make a profit. If you make them yourselves, you are pretty much working for less than minimum wage.
Also, people are really quick to say "OMG, bootleg!" if they are slightly dissatisfied with your DVD's, and eBay takes that shit pretty seriously.
Also, people are really quick to say "OMG, bootleg!" if they are slightly dissatisfied with your DVD's, and eBay takes that shit pretty seriously.