Some guy just got 41 months in prison for software piracy. Adding insult to injury, he has to pay back $810,000 and give up a Ferrari and Rolex he bought with the proceeds from the pirated software. Between July 2004 and May of last year, Dunaway operated about 40 Web sites that sold a "large volume" of downloadable counterfeit software without authorization from the copyright owners, the DOJ said. Dunaway operated computer servers in Vienna, Austria, and Malaysia to host his businesses, the DOJ said. Agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), working in cooperation with foreign law enforcement agencies, seized Dunaway's computer servers. Dunaway promoted his piracy scheme by purchasing advertising for his Web through major Internet search engines, the DOJ said. Dunaway processed more than $800,000 dollars through credit card merchant accounts under his control, the agency said.