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  1. I put some files on an online file hosting site called
    www.infinitemb.com
    Now, the whole website (and my files) have disappeared.
    When I go to www.infinitemb.com
    now the url is replaced (stolen?) by http://www.filmsfirst.com/
    My question is: What caused this?
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  2. Member
    Join Date
    Feb 2008
    Location
    Twin Peaks
    Search Comp PM
    Registrant:
    Infinite MB

    24 Sales Street
    Derby, DE23 8GD
    United Kingdom

    Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
    Domain Name: INFINITEMB.COM
    Created on: 05-Aug-08
    Expires on: 05-Aug-10
    Last Updated on: 28-Jul-09

    Administrative Contact:
    Jafri, Syed Belal belaljafri@gmail.com
    Infinite MB
    24 Sales Street
    Derby, DE23 8GD
    United Kingdom
    1332770114

    Technical Contact:
    Jafri, Syed Belal belaljafri@gmail.com
    Infinite MB
    24 Sales Street
    Derby, DE23 8GD
    United Kingdom
    1332770114

    Domain servers in listed order:
    NS1.INFINITEMB.COM
    NS2.INFINITEMB.COM


    Registry Status: clientDeleteProhibited
    Registry Status: clientRenewProhibited
    Registry Status: clientTransferProhibited
    Registry Status: clientUpdateProhibited

    I found this hidden entry :

    InfiniteMb Closed Down


    I am sorry to tell you that InfiniteMb has closed down. We had some hard drive failures and many files were lost. It may be that some of your files were backed up and can be retrieved. If you would like this, please email support@infinitemb.com before 3rd Jan 2010.

    We are extremely sorry for this, but it was out of out control.

    You will now be redirected to http://www.filmsfirst.com
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  3. Another one bites the dust. Maybe 15,000 people downloading my 400MB files had something to do with it.

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  4. Member
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    Twin Peaks
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    That's what happens when one uses inexpensive disks. RAID = (R)andom (A)rray of (I)nexepnsive (D)isks
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