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The Effects of Software Piracy

When software is pirated, consumers, software developers, and resellers are harmed. Software piracy increases the risk consumer's computers will be corrupted by defective software and infected with viruses. Those who provide defective and illegal software do not tend to provide sales and technical support. Pirated software usually has inadequate documentation, which prevents consumers from enjoying the full benefits of the software package. In addition, consumers are unable to take advantage of technical support and product upgrades, which are typically available to legitimate registered users of the software. Pirated software can cost consumers lost time and more money.

Developers lose revenue from pirated software, from current products as well as from future programs. When software is sold most developers invest a portion of the revenue into future development and better software packages. When software is pirated, software developers lose revenue from the sale of their products, which hinders development of new software and stifles the growth of the software company.

PLEASE REPORT NULLED SCRIPTS TO APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY.  MOST IMPORTANT DO NOT ENGAGE IN SOFTWARE PIRACY.  IF YOU ARE CAUGHT BY US OR A REPRESENTATIVE OF AGARES MEDIA YOU WILL GET BANNED FROM THIS WEBSITE, AND POSSIBLY PROSECUTED.  IF YOU ARE USING NULLED SCRIPT ON YOUR WEBSITE, THAT IS SOFTWARE PIRACY

Links to report software piracy and other acts of internet crime:

• Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section, United States Department of Justice
• Internet Crime Complaint Center

Notify admin@arcademprosoftware.com of any software pirated from this website, including use of nulled scripts.

Report cases of piracy of Agares Media products, including nulled scripts to sales@agaresmedia.com. 

Software piracy victimizes everyone, especially you since you are deprived of the benefit of new developments in Arcadem Pro because developers lose interest thanks to software pirates.