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    Fake Uploader scams 850+ People and Uploads Over 1TB with Leopard Fake Leak!

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by cdnalsi, Oct 20, 2007.

  1. cdnalsi

    cdnalsi Food for the funky people

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    So this guy had supposedly stolen a copy of Leopard Gold Master, and he's doing everyone a HUUGE favor by uploading it to a torrent site.

    The story he poses was this:

    Hilarious stuff!! Read about the whole social experiment here:
    http://detropbits.blogspot.com/
     
  2. enter260

    enter260 Notebook Consultant

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    wow i never even saw this on tpb. good thing cause i would have probably fallen for it. :eek:
     
  3. Fade To Black

    Fade To Black The Bad Ass

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    It is normal for an OS to get leaked before it's release date, because after going from RTM it needs to be burned on discs, so if you see something like this before it's official release don't think it's automatically a scam.
     
  4. cdnalsi

    cdnalsi Food for the funky people

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    Yes I know, but this particular case is a scam. Have you read the uploader's website?