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MMASucka · May 5, 2021

Triller Piracy Lawsuit: 30 Days to Pay

Photo courtesy of Triller Fight ClubA Triller piracy lawsuit has been filed against individuals who illegally streamed the April 17 Jake Paul vs. Ben Askren boxing event. The company made the announcement on Monday. The company also announced that it has opened a website for people who pirated the April 17 Triller Fight Club to pay the PPV event fee or face a civil penalty of up to $150,000 per illegal stream. Individuals can pay the original $49.99 fee at the website https://www.fite.tv/page/041721piracysettlement/ by June 1.

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