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Digital Rights - Violated!Tuesday, 1-24-2006, 11:53 pm


It's only been a few weeks since the preliminary launch of IndieGiant.com and we're already getting ripped off by other stores on the web.

Check out this link, or this one. These guys stole our pictures and practically copied our description too! They are even charging $3 more for the same item, not to mention bloated shipping charges of $6. Check out the original.

7 comments


  Friday, 1-27-2006, 12:12 am
 

Andy says:
    At the ripe old age of 29, I find myself scouring the web for fast, drug-free hair replacement. It was during this search that I stumbled [inside] on the Instant Mohawk from IndieGiant.com. Lemme know when you've got 'em back in stock! I NEED NEW FAKE HAIR!

 
  Wednesday, 2-1-2006, 12:56 am
 

Wade says:
    Those bastards!

 
  Wednesday, 2-1-2006, 4:30 pm
 

Shea says:
    to quote Wade "Those bastards!" I can't believe they stole your pics and your ideas!

 
  Wednesday, 2-1-2006, 11:49 pm
 

Byron says:
    Andy - We got a few Super Mondo Stretch Balls in stock! I haven't figured out if they are mohawk's or not, but I'm sure they could definitely spice up any head in need of a helping hand :)

 
  Saturday, 4-3-2010, 6:22 pm
 

XRumerTest says:
    Hello. And Bye.

 
  Wednesday, 6-9-2010, 9:29 am
 

Nikki says:
    I feel I allready have been acknowledged about this topic
at pub yesterday by a friend, but at that time
it didn't caugh my attention.


 
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