Filesonic.com went to hell
 

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This mission is going strong!

Welcome to a few month ago.

Hmm seems http://www.wupload.com/ is down too.

RapidGator is winning now.

http://torrentfreak.com/major-cyberl...ummets-120831/

The comments are great lol

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Yeah, one go away 5 new ones pop in... it's like a never ending story :(
http://traffic.alexa.com/graph?w=400...filesonic.com&

lumfile.com - rapidgator.net - netload.in - extabit.com - ryushare.com

Most the content producers don't give a fuck nor take action against it

+ filepost, depositfiles, fileserve

I think they waited just enough to get their Paypal reserve paid to them, and closed up shop. Not that it matters much at this point in practical sense because they disabled file sharing long time ago, but as a symbolic act, it is still nice to see them disappearing finally.

went to hell? what nonsense.
I dont think they went to hell, they are enjoying themseleves on a beach somewhere.
They got it best - made tonnes of money, closed shop and walked away.

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if you think its going away your fooling yourself. :2 cents: as long as theirs profits it will be alive. just like drugs

Rapidgator and Extabit seem to be the new big guys on the block. You also see Turbobit, but they block US traffic.

I think they can't shut them all down...

Awwww, did the Mansef file sharing sites go bye bye?

Wonder what sort of theft Yooooosef will get into now.

site not work

filesonic went to shit cause only sharing was allowed between users, not on a global front

:2 cents:

At the end of the day it doesn't matter what the root cause of file locker closures is.

Enabling online piracy on a commercial basis is not a viable business model in the long term as eventually lawsuits, payment processing terminations or criminal proceedings will result in closure of the site.

We have had extensive discussions with the major credit card companies, Paypal and other payment systems. In those discussions one thing is clear, all of these payment systems are completely fed up dealing with file lockers and similar sites because of the brand risk and eventual problems these sites cause.

There are many groups working on tackling this issue and this year has seen a confluence of events which put even greater pressure on this business model.