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Another celeb home movie hits the net!

is there a free sample that you can watch, before you sign up?

The one thing i dont like about strictly broadband is that your not able to download the movie, surely if you pay to watch it you should be able to keep it. Thats why torrent sites are doing the buisness, because your regular downloader knows he can keep the content. Until companies like strictly broadband offer you the chance to download content you have paid for, they will always fall behind torrent sites. Theres a ton of stuff on the strictly broadband site that i would love to download. So why not change your policy.

Free clip at the bottom of this page:

http://www.strictlybroadband.com/sb/pre ... index.html

We've got nothing against download and might do that in future, but we had to start somewhere and decided that streaming rentals would work best, and they've proven very popular.

For downloads we'd need to charge a significantly higher rate, as the studios we sell for wouldn't appreciate us offering cheap downloads of their movies that they sell on DVD for ?20 to ?30 in the shops.

Johnny Boy mentioned about 'Thats why torrent sites are doing the buisness'

I dont see how torrent sites are doing business but making money from theiving everyone elses gear which you seem to support apparently. Technically, despite the copyright infringement a lot of people dont realise they are committing a criminal act by distributing porn indiscriminately to other users. How do they know that other people downloading those links are not under age themselves?

Not that anyone cares mind

Also with regards to Keeley Hazel..surely she must be in on the act. These celebrity tapes make a mockery of having legal paperwork and ids on file. Something doesnt smell quite right here.

Oooh I saw it on bit torrent but I think you`ll get my custom as it`ll take less time to download.

Haven't downloaded the stuff, but from the captures on SBB's link she must know the whole thing is being filmed. Don't know what The Scum is like these days, but not that long ago even a glimpse of pink was enough to get Page 3 contracts torn up.

All part of the tabloid hypocrisy.