That's true, but it wasn't owned by the current owners. Not long after we launched, they started poking around twitvid.io and testing out features, as they've continued to do. A few days later, they bought the domain.

We are all for competition. However, it becomes an unfair competitive environment when your competitor's sole strategy is to confuse and deceive users rather than innovate.

In a few cases in the past couple weeks they have been @ replying people who had used us, telling them to use the "real" TwitVid.