Hello and I hope I YOU are ready to take your FUTURE In YOUR HANDS NOW!

It used to be VHS and Beta. Then DVD. Now???

PSP and iPod.

Some people are paying for P2P services to get their movies and that's risky. Can get a virus or a part of a movie that was mislabeled just to tee you off.

What does this say?

There is a market and it's still young. Why not be your own movie distributor?

For move information click here.

Kenneth R Sword Jr

hi,
this looks really great. it's just in time too. the holidays are coming fast. everyone go look. this is good.
nan

hello Kenneth...good timing for this...holidays are right around the corner....Larry

Hi Kenneth,

I can relay a couple of horror stories from when my nephews tried P2P and had no idea what they were doing.

This sounds like a great idea.  I'm already subscribed to one of Cody's programs, but hadn't heard about this one.  Thanks for the link.

Phil Black 

Hello all, Yes, Phil, there are horror stories on the P2P file sharing downloads. For those that don't know. Peer2Peer file sharing is where everyone that is in the network 'shares' files; music, movies and other types of files. When you join you have agreed that any file in your shared folder can be accessed by others that are logged into the service, too. This is how you get your music and/or videos - from other members' computers. The service doesn't do anything but give you a place to hook up. Now, since you are 'sharing' downloads to make it the quickest transfer the files are broken down into packets on each persons computer. When files are transfered it's done in packets. I will say for example that movie "Dracula" is broken down into 40 packets. So computer 'A' may send the 4th packet to you first and stop after it sent the 6th packet. Computer 'B' sends packets 15 through 24. Computer 'C' then sends packet 2. Computer 'D' sends packets 1, 2, 7 through 14. Computer 'E' sends packets 38 through 40. Computer 'F' sends 26 through 35. So far packets 25, 36 and 37 have not arrived so you have to wait until someone else logs in and has the same movie. Maybe 24 hours later you get lucky and get the rest of the packets. May take longer. Anyway, you now have your movie and you start watching 'Dracula'. 35 minutes into the movie and you are no longer watching 'Dracula' You have someone's homemade porn video!!! How did this happen??? One of the packets was deliberately renamed and coded to to look like it is part of the 'Dracula' movie. The service autheticated the download and you paid for that. As you see Peer2Peer (P2P) is not a safe way to do things. Viruses have been passed this way. So, why not start a service where the movies are a solid download from one verified source, virus and hack free? This would be a huge business for anyone because the market is just starting. Look at companies like BlockBuster, Erol's, Video Den, NetFlix and all. From the VCR/Beta tapes to now DVDs these people have made BILLIONS in the movie industry. Be the first to get into this new wave of movie delivery. PSP sales were HUGE since it's release and the consumers need products for them. Are you gonna be the next BlockBuster Video of the Internet? Kenneth