[amayausers.com] Re: X-stitch font
- From: Steve Cohen <steve20832@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:17:44 -0400
I won't tell you how many MP3's I have downloaded then :)
I know how to cover my tracks though. You will never see the RIAA sue me!
> From: Curtis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject:
> [amayausers.com] Re: X-stitch font> Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2007 14:09:54 -0500> >
> It never ceases to amaze me how many people I have seen, met and talked> to
> who think that just because they may not get caught, doing illegal> things
> with these designs is not illegal or even wrong. Does "not> getting caught"
> make it any less wrong to steal? I think not. I have> over the years heard
> many make the statement that they knew it was> against the rules, or illegal,
> but didn't care, as if they are exempt or> above the rules or laws. I'm
> sorry, but it is still wrong, and against> the law, therefore it should not
> be practiced. I don't want to sound> accusatory or judgmental, but I don't
> want people stealing from me, nor> will my conscience allow me to steal from
> others.> > Sorry to rant, but this stuff really bothers me. > Back to my
> vacation. Have a great day.> > Curtis Calfee> Threads of Faith, LLC> > > > >
> > I am not sure how they are handling it today. A while back they had a >
> separate department with lawyers, and the rumor I heard was that> department
> > made more revenue that year than the sales of their designs.> > I also have
> spoken with embroiders who have had people in their shops > asking about
> using certain designs and then finding out later they were > Dakota Sheriffs
> baiting them. The rumors and stories I have heard> indicate > they have
> closed shops and have done the "lets settle out of court"> routine > many
> times and have the routine down. The settle out of court routine > usually
> means the offending party is writing them a check.> > I bet they cruise EBay
> regularly themselves. Just my guess. I also bet,> > that they have many calls
> reporting violations, I also bet many of these> > calls are people looking
> for a reward of some type. I have seen it hear> at > Melco. I actually took a
> call from a loyal Melco customer who would show> us > a way to get around our
> security, but he would not do so until we paid> him > his price. So, with
> that in mind, I bet they do act pretty non-caring> when > receiving the phone
> calls but in actuality they are paying attention.> > Jeff Banks> > -> >
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