RE: Update on eBay
We would like to thank everyone for their support and help in this matter. We’ve spent the last week filling out the required paperwork that eBay requires in matters like this. Though this has taken some time to do, eBay has now set us up with special buttons on every and any page that sells our products so that we can quickly alert them of any problem. This feature became active last night and within hours of reporting the violation we had all of the bids from this particular seller removed. We can now do this with any seller who we feel is violating our copyrights.
We have also instructed our attorneys to try to recover any and all money obtained from illegally selling our DVDs and products and to have the FBI prosecute the individuals responsible. Though we can’t go after everyone who illegally sells our DVDs, we certainly intend to prosecute the major offenders. We’re just getting started with this phase , but hopefully we can put an end to the people who are ripping you and us off.
As for contacting eBay, we certainly appreciate the thought and effort...but it really doesn’t do any good. eBay has a very set procedure for reporting Intellectual Property violations and it can only be done by us. The best way to stop the criminals is to let us know on our forums or to email us. Illegal duplication of DVDs is a big business nowadays and is becoming a huge problem for us and the entire industry. Always remember, if you see a seller selling a lot of DVDs at a greatly reduced price, there is usually something wrong.