So you feel swarthy enough to hail a Pirate?

Catching a pirate on the move.  How does one do that?

This has been a tough one for us ever since our formation.  Mainly because there's so many internet bots, scammers & malicious software creators that'll scrape the contacts out of your page & spam the living dog shit out of you and your customers.  I know... I could throw Captcha services into my page & thwart most of it, but we're pirates on a budget.  But here's what we've got for the time being.

• YouTube -  This very popular & world wide accepted multimedia provider used to allow "vanity user ID's", and I had one for the longest time.  But now you have to reach the "Marquis de Ceas'd" presence by way of this URL.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC58VTPofPZeNHHSDJkLaaVA .  You can Personal message me there if you have an account (who doesn't nowadays?).

• Facebook -   For many years I fucking hated Facebook because I thought they did a piss poor job of protecting your personal information, preventing page takeovers or commiting identity theft.  I even dropped as a consumer for more than 5 years.  But when Covid hit, FB was about the only way you could stay in touch with family & friends.  So,... grudgingly I re-activated my account, and then created a commercial profile for the band.  Look for this avatar in the search results.  (See below).  To be honest, I still don't have a high opinion of Facebook.  Maybe I'm just old but stupid TXT based memes over someone's portrait is trash media. Likewise with video segments of stupid people doing stupid'er things, add redirects generated by your purchase activity, it's all just noise & I have to really work hard to find something worthwhile to look at.  And don't even get me started on the shoddy filtering.  Once in a while you'll find a gem...

            Profile link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100084746655631

Other than that, you won't find us on any other social media formats like X (formallyTwitter), Snap-chat, or the nefarious Tiktok.  I mean, c'mon...  Have you ever heard of pirates broadcasting their next port-of-call before they pilliage it?  Just come see us live & you'll kiss yourself for doing so.