FormCritic wrote:He's a liar.
TheHistorian wrote:Where's the report button?http://cgi.ebay.com/270773026034
Invincible Overlord wrote:Did they ever sell these on computer? ** expired/removed eBay auction **If so, report it please.
JasonZavoda wrote:Report this idiot please.
Mars wrote:What is the infringement here? It may be something idiotic to sell but I don't see the problem.
Kingofpain89 wrote:I was thinking the same thing. The seller isnt doing anything wrong by Ebay's standards. If lazy and incompetent buyers want to fork over money to the nutter that's their problem.
JasonZavoda wrote:The guy is selling copyrighted material. Whether it was once a free download or he 'lifted' it from some torrent site doesn't make it public domain that he can recopy and sell.If you don't give a shit, no problem, but it is still someone infringing on copyright.
Over the past 10 years I have gathered together a list of websites that contain FREE Dungeons and Dragons game material, such as FREE modules, FREE maps, FREE Character Sheets, FREE D&D computer programs and so much more! I have compiled my hours and hours of searching into an easy to use format of over FORTY PAGES of Weblinks, on 1 CD, that will send you directly to the desired information. There is so much information on here that I dare you to try and look at it all; you can spend DAYS looking at all the information here, and it is all FREE to download! There is a wealth of information available from both pros and gamers like you and I just waiting to be incorporated into your D&D campaign...you just need to know where to look...and once you purchase this listing from me you will!Here's what you get after purchase: 1 CD-ROM containing the weblink information on a MS Word file. There are hundreds of links to choose from, that are full of very useful content that will take your games to the next level.
JasonZavoda wrote:If you don't give a shit, no problem, but it is still someone infringing on copyright.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I don't think it is illegal to sell links telling people where to download free stuff. That's not a breach of copyright.If you post a picture of your dog on the internet, you can't stop me writing the URL to the picture on pieces of paper and selling the loink to people in the pub.The guy is not selling PDFs, he's selling information on how to use the internet. That's a well put together sales pitch.
JasonZavoda wrote:Ah, it's just fraud then and links to sites offering bootleg copies, which makes him part of the bootlegging process.