The topic of this post was why a billing company that works with the adult industry would work with a website that is stealing from the adult industry. That matter has been settled and I think CCBill for listening and taking action.

In the conversation about this you brought up a totally different point. It's not that I'm ignoring that point, it's just off topic. All those sites you mentioned are a huge problem to this industry and the appropriate action will be taken. And I'm sure everyone here has the same concern and are also probably in the process of taking action.

It just so happens that big dick club hit the radar and became a topic of conversation.

I'm always fascinated when people who run these sites that benefit from stolen content are called into question and their first line of defense is... look at the other guy, he's stealing more than me... why not go after him first? I mean, does the fact that someone is stealing more than you make your stealing somehow right? Are we somehow acting inappropriately here by not going after the bigger thief first? Should we let the big dick guy get away with his piracy while we spend whatever time and energy it takes to bring down the bigger piracy sites?

Honestly, when this first started and he was contacted, had he sent a message to his members simply stating that any copyrighted content would be removed and the posting member's profile be suspended an/or deleted, then I wouldn't have given it another thought. It was because he specified which studios that he did not want posted that set off my alarms.