VEF / Planetsuzy?

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Brooksie
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VEF / Planetsuzy?

Post by Brooksie »

Not sure where else to ask this that might have people who know - but does anyone know what's happening with both VEF and Planetsuzy right now - they've both been down for a couple of days and I'm not sure where to look for information on them.
Diamond1
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

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From a search on X, a user wrote 'servers for Imagebam, Imgbox, Plantetsuzy, VEF forum have been shut down. Dutch police seized the servers used by multiple website on July 21 2026.' It's the same with nudecelebforum and Fritchy.com :( .
Brooksie
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

Post by Brooksie »

Seriously? But why? VEF and Planetsuzy didn't have anything illegal as far as I know. Why would Dutch Police come after them. Unless they just happen to be hosted on servers with other things they were after. Very odd. Please keep posting updates here.
sparky
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

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I've just run a search 'Dutch Police 21 July 2026'

Several results return that the Police have seized servers in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Steenbergen with the primary target being Motherless.com. This follows a previous investigation in May, see e.g.

https://www.dutchnews.nl/2026/07/police ... e-inquiry/

https://adultfyi.com/dutch-police-seize ... ry-181946/

Maybe VEF, Planetsuzy and the image hosts were on the same servers?
VEF directly only hosted text, everything else was links but without the content the site would be of limited interest.
Brooksie
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

Post by Brooksie »

So basically, a bunch of sites are collateral damage in an attempt shut down Motherless? As far as I know even Motherless had addressed the concerns people had about the ludicrous forum in which people were talking about doing criminal things by shutting it down.

I hope they can restart with another server.
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

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they will be back, just takes time and for us - patience. (hey brooksie, long time no see ;) )
Brooksie
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

Post by Brooksie »

Hos! Good to hear from you!

I'm sure if they had their servers stolen it will be a lot of work to get things back up and running. Hopefully they can find a way. I just had no idea who or where to ask about it - especially since places like Planetsuzy were also gone.
blurk99
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

Post by blurk99 »

Anyone else use Vipergirls site?

can't get that one now - it was up a few days ago but now gives the same error as VWF...

J.
Brooksie
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

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Vipergirls seems to be working.
hos
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Re: VEF / Planetsuzy?

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Brooksie wrote: Tue Aug 04, 2026 2:26 pm Hos! Good to hear from you!

I'm sure if they had their servers stolen it will be a lot of work to get things back up and running. Hopefully they can find a way. I just had no idea who or where to ask about it - especially since places like Planetsuzy were also gone.
afaik nothing was stolen and afaik the servers were only seized because a suspected site hosted illegal stuff (beyond possible copyright issues). i guess the issue would be more serious if the owner of the domains (PS, Fritchy, VEF) is the same person owning the site in question but this seems to be not the case since a developer told he's already working to restore the sites (if the guy who wrote this wasn't a fake). anyhow, if everything would be lost, restoring data wouldn't make any sense, so there has to be a recent backup or even the latest state of the database a restoring could rely on.

fingers crossed. but i wouldn't assume that law enforcement has the authority to destroy entire storages when it's clear the storage contains data which isn't part of the raid's cause.
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