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This may only work for dialup users.
Find a way to open an account with an ISP with payments being not tracable to you, eg- bank account not in your name.
When dialing, withhold your number. Some ISP's in the UK allow this, I don't Know about the USA or elsewhere.
They will not be able to trace you through your payments or the phone line you connected with.
Like I say, its just a thought,, or is anybody already doing this? :alien: :'(
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um I already do that?? :blink:
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lol we all cant get swiss bank accounts.
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that idea is just too crazy
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yea i know we shouldnt have to go through all of that.
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they can trace watever # you call from .... if they get on to you , they will have you unless your willing to run. :blink:
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Do you really think it is that easy to open a bank account in a false name.
There are such things as the money laundering regulations in the UK. These require banks to obtain copies of documents which prove your name and home address.
Anyone who tries your idea will probably get into more trouble than if they get caught sharing files.
Thanks for the effort, but this is not a good plan
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i pay cash to my isp and they are so happy they dont care who i am :D
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all isp's index the phone #'s your calling from in their files, so unless your running around from phone booth to phone booth , they will have you unless your willing to run......but for a fine, i doubt i would run. the max fine so far is $7500. i d pay that just to still be part of this sic society we have created.
FUK THE RIAA!!!!! :blink:
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I think there is one way, although not very convenient. In the US, there are coffee shops that allow anyone to plug in their laptops to their servers. I guess if you wanted to just beat the RIAA for the sake of it, inspite of the inconvenience, that might work. The only thing that might be a problem is that one's mac could be identified. If that was not traceable, I can't see how one could be identified. The other problem with this would of course be that one could not stay in one place too long or visit too often. Impractical, but possible.