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#1 peepole

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Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:10 PM

if tnt does know about this site, do you think they would sue the people who made this? im just curious

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    #2 Waser Lave

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:13 PM

    We've been here since 2004, we haven't been sued yet.

    #3 peepole

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:15 PM

    We've been here since 2004, we haven't been sued yet.


    you serious?! only if i had know, then i would not have legitly rs for 3 months 6 years ago..and i would have had my dream set now if i realized sooner. damn it...

    #4 Leaf

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:33 PM

    All programs are for educational purposes only :shifty:

    #5 Jun

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:41 PM

    TNT loves us, lots of people wouldn't play if this site wouldn't exist.

    #6 rhexis07

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:43 PM

    TNT secretly gives subsidies to the codex staff, how do you think we can afford Amazon servers. It's all a big conspiracy I tell you!

    #7 Bandicoot

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 02:58 PM

    I'm sure they have seen it around but i doubt they'd take any notice.. its just another fan site remember ;)

    #8 James

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 03:07 PM

    To answer the question: Yes, TNT knows about this site which is why we recommend not posting your username here. lol

    Now, the myth that TNT gives subsidies to Codex is almost as much a lie as Retired Members having access to the Codex Nudes Directory.

    Edited by James, 06 March 2012 - 03:08 PM.


    #9 HiMyNameIsNick

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 03:16 PM

    LOL, Codex nudes Directory
    I want be there



    Draw me like one of your french girls, LOL

    #10 zandra

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 04:38 PM

    TNT knows about this site, but i remember reading something a while back that waser managed to blocked all their ips or something.
    Anyways the point is that unless you are posting your username, it is pretty safe.

    #11 Cory

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 04:43 PM

    To answer the question: Yes, TNT knows about this site which is why we recommend not posting your username here. lol

    Now, the myth that TNT gives subsidies to Codex is almost as much a lie as Retired Members having access to the Codex Nudes Directory.



    We do have access to the CND though...

    #12 Turkeyducks

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:12 PM

    I think it'd be pretty sad if TNT cared enough about this site to bother suing it.

    #13 Hydrogen

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:24 PM

    I think it'd be pretty sad if TNT cared enough about this site to bother suing it.

    They've sent cease and desist letters to other sites. We were served one too but deflected it through some luck :p. I don't know if they've actually taken anyone to court over it though. But since Neopets was acquired by Viacom, it seems like they don't care as much. I mean, of the entire Neopets market, less than 1% of them use bots. Kind of dumb to go after so few people when you can focus your efforts on more, fruitful, initiatives that actually make money. But I've seen Neopets do dumber so I wouldn't put it past them.

    In any case, you aren't breaking any laws by using automated bots. They can write what they want to write in their EULA. Writing something in an EULA doesn't make it a law. But I'm no lawyer :p.

    #14 Kyle

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:34 PM

    They've sent cease and desist letters to other sites. We were served one too but deflected it through some luck :p. I don't know if they've actually taken anyone to court over it though. But since Neopets was acquired by Viacom, it seems like they don't care as much. I mean, of the entire Neopets market, less than 1% of them use bots. Kind of dumb to go after so few people when you can focus your efforts on more, fruitful, initiatives that actually make money. But I've seen Neopets do dumber so I wouldn't put it past them.

    In any case, you aren't breaking any laws by using automated bots. They can write what they want to write in their EULA. Writing something in an EULA doesn't make it a law. But I'm no lawyer :p.

    Aren't the programmers themselves more likely to get cease and desist letters than the actual site? I remember way back when Josh saying he had received multiple letters.

    Speaking of which, what ever happened to Alias?

    Edited by Kyle, 06 March 2012 - 05:36 PM.


    #15 Hydrogen

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 05:52 PM

    Aren't the programmers themselves more likely to get cease and desist letters than the actual site? I remember way back when Josh saying he had received multiple letters.

    Speaking of which, what ever happened to Alias?

    Joined the Army, I believe. Maybe I should have kept up with him :/. He lived about 2 hours away from me too.

    He was the reason we got one of our letters :p. We were hosting his site which had some sketchy stuff on it :ninja:.

    #16 Kyle

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 06:34 PM

    Joined the Army, I believe. Maybe I should have kept up with him :/. He lived about 2 hours away from me too.

    He was the reason we got one of our letters :p. We were hosting his site which had some sketchy stuff on it :ninja:.

    Interesting. He was the reason I ended up at Codex. I was on GzP when his mod account got hacked and a keylogger was posted, and I heard Codex was safer. :thumbsup:

    #17 TamerVirus

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:21 PM

    BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING. ALWAYS. Except hes busy watching the television to actually do something.

    #18 Leaf

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:38 PM

    In all honesty... I think first priority would be to shut down, or bring cases against sites that sell their items for real money.
    Like neopoint selling sites and sites that sell neopet item's... since that is a clear violation of the terms and conditions.
    On a site like this... it would be hard to prove anything is actually happening since they cant prove any of us actually use the programs
    plus we dont trade for USD... even though a lot of us accept "other" as payment =P



    #19 MoriNoRyu

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 08:40 PM

    In all honesty... I think first priority would be to shut down, or bring cases against sites that sell their items for real money.
    Like neopoint selling sites and sites that sell neopet item's... since that is a clear violation of the terms and conditions.
    On a site like this... it would be hard to prove anything is actually happening since they cant prove any of us actually use the programs
    plus we dont trade for USD... even though a lot of us accept "other" as payment =P



    Oh no don't give them ideas on banning the trade for cookies. Or galaxy bucks.

    #20 zandra

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    Posted 06 March 2012 - 10:17 PM

    In all honesty... I think first priority would be to shut down, or bring cases against sites that sell their items for real money.
    Like neopoint selling sites and sites that sell neopet item's... since that is a clear violation of the terms and conditions.
    On a site like this... it would be hard to prove anything is actually happening since they cant prove any of us actually use the programs
    plus we dont trade for USD... even though a lot of us accept "other" as payment =P



    yeah i will agree. there are plenty of NP selling websites which still exist today. they would probably cause neopets to lose money. Codex is pretty harmless, maybe even help them gain more revenue with crazy amount of pageloads


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