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Is this legal?

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Hi everyone,

I googled for 'PureBasic', and it came up with this: http://soft-buy.net/buy-cheap-purebasic ... -price.php so I am wondering, is this legal? I already have a registered version of PB so it doesn't concern me, but I'm just wondering if that whole website is illegal?

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Post by Mistrel »

No, it is not legal. I suspect that you wouldn't even receive the software if you tried.

http://spamtrackers.eu/wiki/index.php?t ... e_Software
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Mistrel wrote:No, it is not legal. I suspect that you wouldn't even receive the software if you tried.

http://spamtrackers.eu/wiki/index.php?t ... e_Software
Aah okay yeah. You have to be careful nowadays with what you purchase, especially software not from manufacturers.

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I notice it is version 4.1... Not the current 4.2 and soon to be current 4.3! I suppose some idiot thinks that since 4.2 is the current that 4.1 MUST be abandonware!

If you bought it from them I doubt you would get free updates!

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I am thinking Alex Rodriguez is a very common name in Finland or in the NL in general... isn't it? :wink:
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We could code a worm to take over the worlds computers and DDOS them off the web. Did I mention we would program it in PureBasic? :lol:
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PureBasic team ought prosecute them or something :shock:
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Post by rsts »

It's extremely difficult to prosecute people (if you can even find them) for this kind of thing. You need cooperation across borders involving police forces that are already over burdened. In some jurisdictions it's a cival matter where your option is to sue them for damages, which is also difficult and very costly.

Occasionally you will see a major task force crack down on some of this, but it's rare.

Sad, but that's the way it is.
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Lykaestria wrote:PureBasic team ought prosecute them or something :shock:
:D
There are Adobe, Microsoft etc products too.
Why should Fantaisie Software accomplish there something?
If any of you native English speakers have any suggestions for the above text, please let me know (via PM). Thanks!
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Post by graves »

Rook Zimbabwe wrote:
Registrant:
Name: Alex Rodrigez
Address: Lappeenranta
City: Lappeenranta
Province/state: NA
Country: FI
Postal Code: 12700
I am thinking Alex Rodriguez is a very common name in Finland or in the NL in general... isn't it? :wink:
"Rodrigez" (without "u") isn't a spanish surname, but Lappeenranta is very close to Russia, and in spanish ward (1936-1939), many spanish children were sent to live in Russia, and they never returned.

Probably he is a descendant from someone from they.
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Rook Zimbabwe wrote:... in Finland or in the NL in general...
I see that only now... do you think, Finland is a Part of the Netherlands?
are you mixing up "Netherlands" with "Skandinavia"?
oh... and have a nice day.
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Mistrel wrote:We could code a worm to take over the worlds computers and DDOS them off the web. Did I mention we would program it in PureBasic? :lol:
Run this for a while (using threadsafe) and they will probably shut down (I think they already have, lol, one laptop did the job)

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@Joakim: You could get into legal trouble for running that code...
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
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PB wrote:@Joakim: You could get into legal trouble for running that code...
Just wait until I'll include it in the next update of JLC's Internet TV and make it shut down Microsoft.com :lol: (kidding)
Yeah, I know that doing stuff like this is on the edge.
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But it is a very nice bit of coding... hiding it in an app is another thing. :D
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I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
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