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AFACT: removes 300,000 illegal DVDs from eBay and OZtion

Following the removal of over 300,000 illegal DVD movies and television shows, Australian shoppers online are being recommended to check they are purchasing the real thing.
19 May 2010 12:00
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19 MAY 2010

MORE THAN 300,000 ILLEGAL DVD MOVIES & TV SHOWS REMOVED FROM EBAY AND OZTION
Shoppers recommended to check DVDs are the real thing
Sydney: Following the removal of over 300,000 illegal DVD movies and television shows, Australian shoppers online are being recommended to check they are purchasing the real thing.

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