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Banned User Allegedly Poses as Filmmaker in Copyright Lawsuit Against Torrent Trackers

A lawsuit filed by an individual claiming to be a filmmaker has raised suspicions among private torrent trackers, who suspect he may be a banned user seeking revenge. The actual filmmaker has denied any association with the case.

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A lawsuit filed by an individual claiming to be a filmmaker has raised suspicions among private torrent trackers, who suspect he may be a banned user seeking revenge. The actual filmmaker has denied any association with the case.

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“Filmmaker” suing PassThePopcorn may be banned user out for revenge

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Banned User Allegedly Poses as Filmmaker in Copyright Lawsuit Against Torrent Trackers