For 3 cents per hour, Aiyou Teng sued several video platforms for renting VIP accounts.
CTOnews.com October 26 news, according to the Securities Times, recently, a number of documents released by China referee Writing Network show that iqiyi, Tencent Video, Youku three major video platforms sued a number of rental platforms have a verdict These rental platforms include Anhui Blade Network Technology Co., Ltd. (rent number play), Hunan Nanao Network Technology Co., Ltd. (GG lease number), Jiangsu Lianbao Network Technology Co., Ltd. (U rent) and so on.
According to reports, according to the referee Wushu Network, the legal actions taken by the video platform against the rental platform began in 2021, and the prosecution time and object of the three major video platforms are highly consistent, and the lawsuit result basically ended in the victory of the video platform. Among them, Blade was awarded compensation of 2 million yuan for iqiyi's economic loss and 30, 000 yuan for reasonable expenses. Treasure Hunting Network was awarded compensation of 500000 yuan for iqiyi's economic loss and 30, 000 yuan for reasonable expenses.
At present, the relevant rental number platform, which is still in operation, has basically been removed from the shelves or deleted all the content related to video platform VIP account rental, leaving only the game rental number business still in operation. It is reported that these rental platforms previously rented video platform VIP accounts at relatively low prices, such as a rental platform on the three major video platform VIP account rental price of 0.30 yuan per hour, 5 hours from rent, and the platform launched the account package night, daily rent, weekly rent and other services.
CTOnews.com learned that at present, the three major video platforms have clearly stated in the member VIP service agreement that users are not allowed to borrow, rent, sell, share or transfer their VIP accounts to others. Some lawyers say that personal loan accounts are also risky.
