September 15, 2010 | The Biz

Corbin Fisher offering $1000 for porn pirate info

Corbin Fisher is offering money to anyone who can provide concrete information about the pirates behind PornILove.net.

"They set up a site, upon which he merely provided a link to a blog," Corbin Fisher CEO Jason Gibson said. "That blog would provide links to Hotfile, where all of his stolen content resided. When people went to his hotfile links, they were encouraged to sign up for a premium account and if they did, PornILove.net made money off the pirated material. Everyone made money off the deal except the companies that actually created the content.

"When Pornilove.net figured out that it was Corbin Fisher who kept getting the site taken down, they decided to steal from everyone except Corbin Fisher," Gibson said.

That wasn't enough. Corbin Fisher shared its legal files with various other companies, from FlavaWorks to Michael Lucas, in hopes to helping others put an end to the pirates' activities.

"That legal file represented about $10,000 of work, but it was important to give it away to our fellow producers," said Brian Dunlap, Corbin Fisher COO.

Corbin Fisher now hopes to track down individuals who have been stealing content, offering $1,000 for names and locations of the guilty parties.

When will people learn? Don't fuck with Corbin Fisher!

Corbin Fisher Offers $1,000 Reward for PornILove Pirate [XBiz]