Burnt copies of CDs and going overseas (1 Viewer)

[:: ck ::]

it doesnt matter if its in a suitcase or not
they have machinse that can detect

this is wot i did (i was a bit paranoid but hey 10k per cd in hk so yeh)

get a spindle
get a blank cd on the top and botton of the spindle

shove everything thats bad inside there =)

oh and if u have the label of the spindle that wud be good too

coz wen i went back.. ppl looked at ma luggage i just sed i bought a new spindle of cd's and yeah.. it worked ... lol

 

[Newbie]

yeah jayz is right
sea frieght is the best

at most you lose the cds....which costed like 10 bucks?

you cannot not be held accountable for what other people send you so none of that 10k fine shit

and last time i checked it was $1000 per cd, not ten

 

[babydoll_]

This defeats my original question! I just wanna bring some music CDs with me cos I am sure as hell not listening to Viet crap!

 

[Newbie]

yeah its legal to create back up copies of stuff you have

 

[Newbie]

<--- he is so angry

 

[babydoll_]

So if anyone asks me about it, I just go "Hey, by law I can have one back up copy of my music, and here it is"?

Technically, could I do the same with downloaded albums..?

Originally posted by Newbie
<--- he is so angry

he sure is, but nothing beats Hsien-Ko

actually i liked your av from the other day, of the winking guy with lovehearts, can i have it?

 

[juggernaut]

huh what
i bought about 5032984932849832 playstation games in bali and nothing happend???

my dad works for qantas, ill ask tonight for u

 

[babydoll_]

thanks

do you think the laws would differ country to country, or is it an international copyright thing?

 

[Lexicographer]

There are currently no international copyright laws.

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

Technically Aust. intellectual property laws are F#%ked cos its actualli illegal to copy anything.. if u ever read the copyright laws.. but noone enforces it.. its only legal in the US to make back ups..

so if the authorities wanted to bust u.. they could on taping something off TV.. but the courts would throw it out cos its a waste of their time..

with babydoll_ i think ure discs should be fine.. just act innocent if ure caught.. lolz .. and since u own the originals u shouldnt hav any probz.. i didnt

 

[Fosweb]

Yeah technically in Aust, you cant actually rip or burn any music cd.
You can still copy software, but not music...

 

[ToRnaDo]

hey babydoll.... for sure u can bring it over to Vietnam Ummm..i bought a lot of DVD movies in China and brought back to Australia...nothing happend (2 times already).

Enjoy your holiday!!...special TET NGUYEN DAN for you in VietNam !!!

 

[:: ck ::]

and last time i checked it was $1000 per cd, not ten

mm i thought it was 10k in hk moneyz 0.o

bleh newaizzzz

 

[-=«MÄLÅÇhïtÊ»=-]

i think you'll only be in abit of danger if you get randomly picked for bag check..but if u are an aussie citizen, they usually wont bother you.

 

[babydoll_]

hmmm how does this sound

i cant burn some of my CDs, so I put them at the top of a spindle. and hidden inside will be all my burnt CDs... good disguise?

 

[mr_speedy]

how many cds are you taking because im pretty sure if there just for personal use for music then there shouldnt be a problem. its not like your going to sell them and make a profit out of it.

 

[babydoll_]

around 10?

 

[mr_speedy]

yeah you shouldnt have a problem

 

[jayz]

y be distressed when the crime is not yet commited?

 

[timace]

god... im surprised i didnt get done for piracy when the police pulled me over. i had pirated cds lying all over the place