Free Movie Fans

Would sending a request via a proxy to get past the judge script work? I have quite a few servers and IPs that I could run it through. I'd assume they are just looking at the user agent of the browser.

[atc98092]

I have received a response from the web site:

Hello,

We don't allow the medias on our server to be played outsite of our website at this time.
If you want our content, I think we can establish a cooperative relationship.
We have considered that we can give you a dedicated server with all of our medias.

Please contact us if you are interested.
Thans a lot.


Free movie fans

I'd rather not be a middleman between r-win and them, so I'll leave it up to you if you'd like to persue this further. Also, their website does not show their support email address accurately (at least in my browsers). It's actually support@fmovief.com.

If you decide to continue, I'll be happy to assist with the testing.

[slyguy42o]

wow.. very generous of the free movie team.

I am also available to test this if needed.

That is indeed very, very generous. I'll contact them somewhere this week about this, I think.

So, I did sent them an e-mail, and don't expect this to happen. At first, the server needs to be paid for by us, which makes sense. Keeping up a service like that costs a lot of money. Besides that, I've understood that they've received a certain kind of letter you don't want to get. The question is how long their service is still available.

Perhaps we have to look into 1channel.

[slyguy42o]

oh well that make more sense, seemed too good to be true.

[atc98092]

Rats. Sure did look good though.

[Xmantium]

Looks like the site has been closed - not surprised though!