I am not a lawyer... but if I was, I would put forward a case that you created this site specifically to help people access content they had not paid for. I wou

I am not a lawyer... but if I was, I would put forward a case that you created this site specifically to help people access content they had not paid for. I would give examples of many other sites that rely on URL obfuscation to protect content and show that you are circumventing the protections that have been put in place by the content owner. I would also say that because you published this site on the internet with its own similarly-spelled domain name, that you fully intended for this site to be publicly accessible and be used by many other paying and non-paying customers. So yeah, in my opinion what you're doing is definitely immoral, but whether it's illegal or not doesn't really matter, because you just need them to have a reasonable case to force you into expensive court proceedings. If this site is just for your convenience, why publish it publicly anyway?