We rely heavily on the honor system here and we need a way to deal with those that don't think they need to pay their fair share for access to the subscription services.

Anyone caught sneaking into the webinar that refuses to pay will be outed here. I will let the other members vote on what action should be taken, like being kicked out, an IP ban, a special website made in their honor, etc.

This will also allow members to have a place to state their case here if they feel they have been treated unfairly by the administration.

I would guess that is from real subscribers passing the daily webinar info on to the "stealer." Doesn't the webinar software have an option to require user e-mail address that can check to see if that person is "legal?" And if the person tries to login twice from different locations, it should kick them of of one instance.

I'm sure if this webinar provider doesn't have that option, others do. This has to be an issue with all subscription type webinars.

And the people who need to be banned are the paying customers who think it is OK to just share the link with all their trading buddies.

Ya, there is that, too.

kevinkdo wrote (View Post): › I would guess that is from real subscribers passing the daily webinar info on to the "stealer." Doesn't the webinar software have an option to require user e-mail address that can check to see if that person is "legal?" And if the person tries to login twice from different locations, it should kick them of of one instance. I'm sure if this webinar provider doesn't have that option, others do. This has to be an issue with all subscription type webinars.

There are ways to check, which is how I track these people down. I don't want to give out any details for obvious reasons.