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Originally Posted by tickler
Not just email. I am always getting hits from forums were they are asking "Who is this model and how to I get in contact".
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We had a real bad one last year, he wanted to meet her to pay for her college tuition and be her friend, take her on holiday, etc. Had to watch every person who was buying her content for months.
Eventually got his address and got his door knocked on by a friend. Scared the shit out of him.
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Originally Posted by MrYum
Arghhh...can't sleep...
What suprises me more than anything about this is how many major programs made massive changes instead of fighting. One would think that these companies should have the financial resources to fight this out.
So what happens when the injunctions are granted?
Or, a prosecution is thrown out of court?
Back to biz as usual? Or, are the programs going to leave their new systems in place?
IF the DOJ really wants to look up a model ID, I implemented something on my new sites that launched this morning.
http://www.real-girls.biz/2257/061305/1/
Paul, you'll be glad to notice it's your content 
I've provided the specific set ID information AND the original custodian of records. If an investigating agency needs to see the model info...grab a warrant and trot your ass on over to the original producer. The individual who saw the model...saw the ID's and produced the images.
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They do not need a warrant to see my records, just need to turn up. They can also see how we cross reference all our models on our sites. This 2257 law meant the only work we had to do was supply it to all the people who suddenly had their HDs frazzle over the weekend
