Apple’s copyright agent
Apple recently sent a frivolous copyright complaint to Something Awful by email. Apple has a history of using their copyright agent to send out frivolous complaints (e.g. when they tried to get FairPlay support removed from VLC). If a company has a complaint that is even remotely legitimate, they’ll have an actual lawyer send you a cease and desist letter by postal mail.
May 9th, 2006 at 4:28 am
What about when you don’t list a postal mail address? I’ve seen one where they mentioned in the e-mail that they sent a postal mail but it was returned due to nonexistant address. Lowtax uses netsol and has a private address where NetSol handles his personal mail. NetSol may be expensive, but keeping your privacy sounds like a good reason to pay more. Does Domains by Proxy also offer a mail forwarding service?
May 9th, 2006 at 7:49 pm
Wow. Is there anything you would recomend we could do to protest apple doing crap like this?
Eric Wilson
October 30th, 2006 at 9:07 am
Companies like Apple doesn’t care about customer, they’re only focused in profits and margins.
I admire your contribution to prevent music monopoly in i-pods.