PSP add-on trade

[Nintendo-Atari-Sega-Nerd]

Hey everyone I just had an idea maybe you'll think it's a good idea or a bad idea. You know you can buy add-ons for psp games? well if you didn't now you do. Sometime they can become really expansive anyway just wondering maybe we could trade them by e-mail or something since technically it's not illegal to trade them. Anyway here's what I have.
Rockband unplugged DLC:
Afterlife
Heartbreaker
Losing my Religion
My Iron Lung
Smooth Criminal
Still Alive (It's free)
Toxicity
Under the Bridge
Wonderwall
That's all I have.

[UncleBob]

Wait... what?  It's not illegal to trade DLC?

[juan0tron]

Well technically it's the same as trading profiles for PSN games, so I guess it works. Unfortunately I already have mine on 3 consoles, 2 of which are not mine. I'd like to save the last 2 for a possible PS3 of my own in the future as well as a backup just in case. (I only have a PSP-2000). I'd love to spread my...3 PSone classics to the world though

[Nintendo-Atari-Sega-Nerd]

Wait... what?  It's not illegal to trade DLC?

No it's not illegal what is illegal is to sell them since you can do infinite copy of them without damaging them.
For the PSone classic I would be interessted.

[Snowcone]

This sounds very shady....

[juan0tron]

It is very shady. I assume it's for people who own multiple consoles (up to 5, PSPs included) to easily keep their account between them without the hassle that is recovering your account on the 360. That plus families with multiple accounts on one PS3 don't have to buy things more than once and the owner of the content doesn't have to be signed in for it to work as long as their account is activated. It's extremely easy to exploit, and I assume Sony knows about it, but man I prefer it so much to the way my 360 works

[Nintendo-Atari-Sega-Nerd]

for the PSP it's not even that hard, since you can connect your PSP to your computer with a mini USB to USB, to can access everything in your memory card including your DLC's, then you can send them by hotmail or upload them on a site like megaupload. Only problem, if you compress the folder and then unzip it, it will become most of the time unreadable.

[juan0tron]

Isn't there DRM in place for that? I know only a few select demos are DRM-free, as I've been able to download ones for Japanese games online (like when MGS Peace Walker got its first demo ).