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Originally Posted by Acclier
I'd doubt they'd change the set-up considering that you ordered a high quality image and they rejected sending it despite the fact that they could've made money, and afterwards still haven't removed the photo. If they really cared enough to change the way they operate they would look back through this thread and already see people figured out how to get high quality images just fine, so I don't think posting the method matters too much. (also, I'm sure a far far majority of their income is coming from the people renting the booths, not purchasing individual photos, but I see what you mean it just doesn't seem like the motive for them to change how they operate)
Besides, someone at the company could easily fake being a user here and PM someone and they reveal the info. If they were persistent enough, they would figure it out I'm sure (if this becomes too big an issue I could just ask a moderator to remove the post)
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I respect that you want to share what you've found with the community, but I'm not sure you've been around as long as some of us to see what can happen when a hack becomes common knowledge. Rather than ruin yet another great source for everyone, I ask you to please self-report your post to delete it.
Businesses don't catch on to these things overnight. You can't expect them to change their modus operandi in a matter of a week. Hopefully, they aren't already re-evaluating their process based on my attempted purchase. Hopefully they think their image storage system is still safe since I tried to pay for the image.
I guarantee you that if this stays up long enough to get indexed by search engines, they will eventually catch on and change their process. And you're right -- it won't be because of lost profits. It will be the legitimate fear that someone will SUE them after they find their naked pictures on a porn site.