I am trying to sell my Ipod. it is fifth generation: 30gb video. on it it has around 30 tickling videos. it is in great condition. if anyone is interested email me at [email protected]. Thanks
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HOLLYWOOD
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the hollywood brother thinks that the ipod loaded with pron would be okay if it was sold to adult but not to little children. as far as a ipod with tickling on it, that sounds like a good thing as long as it is sold to someone over 18
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Walmart will probably be getting sued over that one
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once again, i'm selling a ipod video 30gb with 34 tickling videos on it. the videos are all full length clips, no samples or previews. i accept paypal, anymore questions email me at [email protected]
The Last Laugh
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I'm sorry to say this, but I don't think this is legal. Selling original videos on DVD or VHS would be fine, but not videos in clip form.
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I think that it would be legal in the US under the "first sale doctrine" if the videos are all originals (not copies), but admittedly, this is a borderline case.
i'm selling my ipod with the videos. so i can only sell it once, its not like i'm copying the videos and reselling many times to make money. i just thought that since this is a tickling forum, someone in need of an ipod would like to buy it with the tickling videos included.
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What they mean is that the iPod needs to have the ONLY copies of those videos on it. If you have any other copies of the clips/videos on another computer or device it is not "first sale" protected. When you sell a video you have to give up all rights to it, meaning you can't keep a copy around to watch. If your only copies are on that iPod it is probably legal to sell. It is, as Mistress Valerie noted, borderline.
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It doesn't matter if it's only one copy of each video. I'll grant you that it's not as bad as reselling several copies, but I still believe it's illegal. You can't justify doing something illegal by using the argument that it's "just for this one time".
My position is that no electronic version of a video can be considered an original version that can legally be resold or given away. Only physical videos. I mean, how can one tell that a clip is the original? It doesn't matter if you know you bought it directly from a vendor. It still doesn't have a tangible existence that proves it's an original. I actually have a hard time accepting that there is such a thing as an original copy of a clip. If there is one, then it's the copy that the vendor created in the first place, and what the customers buy are all just copies that can't be resold or transferred to someone else.
I think that when you buy a clip, you don't actually buy the clip so much as the right to view it (and keep it stored on your hard drive, DVD-R or whatever, as long as you're the only one who watches it). If someone else is to watch it, he needs to buy it. It's kind of like buying a bus pass. Yes, you do get a physical card, but what you're actually paying for is the right to ride the bus. The pass only shows that you paid. It would be easy to let a friend use the pass, but if he didn't pay for his own, then it's technically illegal.
Then again, I'm not fully aware of the legal technicalities. However, here's something I found on the Clips4Sale.com website:
"Unauthorized copying, sharing, distribution, reproduction, or any other use is a violation of applicable laws. All clips sold are to be viewed by the purchaser only and are not to be shared, traded or posted for others to download. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. There is to be no re-sale of any merchandise, videos, video clips, or pictures purchased from any Clips4sale.com site without written consent from Clips4sale.com."
Personally, I feel that written consent should be obtained from the producers, and not from Clips4Sale. After all, the material belongs to them, not C4S. I also disagree with the idea that an original physical video can't be resold or given away. I don't really like it, but I think it's ok. But otherwise I very much agree with what they say about clips.
I appreciate the thought of selling your iPod with the videos to someone from the forum who might enjoy them, but I personally believe that the only right way to do it is to delete the videos before selling your iPod.
ok, i don't want to start trouble so i guess if anyone wants a used but in great condition ipod with no content, email me at [email protected]. it is 30gb video black
