Coordinated raids nationwide target illegal football and movie streaming services

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Coordinated raids nationwide target illegal football and movie streaming services

 

Picture: Sanook

 

Sanook reported that a joint operation of the Department of Special Investigations, tech police, The National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission and other agencies raided 19 locations throughout Thailand yesterday. 

 

A force of 120 officers visited addresses in Bangkok, Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani, Suphanburi, Chiang Mai and Lampang. 

 

The raids were conducted after complaints of illegal streaming of English Premiership Football, movies and pornographic films. 

 

Losses are put at 4 billion baht with 25 million people watching movies on various websites per month.

 

The main website was sakkarinsai8.com that was streaming to doo4k.tv and movie2free and big.app.tv. 

 

Picture: Sanook

 

Other websites among many more were named in the Sanook story as warpfootball.com, goal24hd.com, live.sbobet.club and duballfun.com.

 

Several sites also involved links to illegal football betting. 

 

The operation HQ was in a house in Rachada Soi 36 in Bangkok from where signals were sent. These included Thai Channels 3,5,7 and 9 and Sky Sports. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

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[Burma Bill]

Great news - glad I subscribe to TRUE VISIONS.

[MROLL320]

You carry on paying mate...555

[Ulic]

Why do I only hear about these websites when they get shut down. 

[lahgon29]

Plenty more sites out there. Many of those are run HD through Acestream player. Anything is better than paying those pirates at True vision. 

[quandow]

How do pirate sites like these make a profit?

[doremifasol]

15 hours ago, MROLL320 said:

You carry on paying mate...555

Can you suggest some free and safe movie streaming sites?

Thanks!

[GeorgeCross]

3 hours ago, quandow said:

How do pirate sites like these make a profit?

 

they sell advertising