JAV Discussion · 2013-07-23

Is javakiba.org legit?

The design of the site looks like those fake JAV sites, but unlike those, it actually has screenshots, so I figured there might be a chance they were legit.What do you guys think?It's legit, but some of the best videos are password protected and you have to pay for itIs there any workaround for opening the .rar files without the password?It wouldn't be worth your time, it would take forever. Nothing out there can crack a password at the click of a button. $6 isn't bad for something that costs way more to get directly from other places thaty aren't fre.There is an ethical consideration to bear in mind, however. I should be the one to talk, because, like everyone else, I am downloading copyrighted material which is - let's face it - a form of piracy. Yet I can justify my immorality because the stolen goods are for my personal use, and it's all in the name of "file-sharing" between "friends." (Criminals like I can make all sorts of justifications.)When a site starts to charge money, directly making gains through other people's hard-produced property, that is crossing the line. I would consider shelling out a little more so that there's a chance some of that dough will land in the owner's pockets. I would not patronize a crook who profits off stolen matter..TRUE my friend. I actually downloaded a few things from there only to find I needed a password. Lame. I kept them thinking I would pay at some point but just deleted them eventually. But for the desparate there is the opportunity. Shame on them for what they do.Quote:Originally Posted by jugulear.There is an ethical consideration to bear in mind, however. I should be the one to talk, because, like everyone else, I am downloading copyrighted material which is - let's face it - a form of piracy. Yet I can justify my immorality because the stolen goods are for my personal use, and it's all in the name of "file-sharing" between "friends." (Criminals like I can make all sorts of justifications.)When a site starts to charge money, directly making gains through other people's hard-produced property, that is crossing the line. I would consider shelling out a little more so that there's a chance some of that dough will land in the owner's pockets. I would not patronize a crook who profits off stolen matter..