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    I have just received a warning from Sympatico: Complaint of alleged copyright infringement on your account for downloading a move. Can someone offer advice on how to hide or mask my ip address so this won't happen again? Thanks.

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    Using proxy is the easy answer but private torrent sites do not like it when u do it.

    Also using peerguardian might help keep you off mpaa's radar but i have never used it.

    Probably the best course is just change ISP.

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    Well first change your IP by unplugging the cables of youe modem.
    then try using proxies
    Google "anonymous proxys" read some info
    - Nothing To See Here Move A Long-

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    How is unplugging his modem's cable going to change his static IP?

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    Make sure that encryption is turned on in your client. If you're using uTorrent, its under Options -> Preferences -> Bittorrent.

    You could also use a linux shell as a tunnel/proxy. A good shell will only cost a few dollars a month. If you're willing to spend more (and get better speeds), you could look into a VPS or dedicated server, where you can run a torrent program and then get the files via FTP.

    Here's a ssh tunnel tutorial:
    http://www.whalesalad.com/2006/08/27...rent-over-ssh/

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    Quote Originally Posted by DefianceX View Post
    How is unplugging his modem's cable going to change his static IP?


    Maybe its not a-static IP?
    - Nothing To See Here Move A Long-

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    If you are on a mac you should use netshade. It's a great proxy program

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    Quote Originally Posted by menlyman View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by DefianceX View Post
    How is unplugging his modem's cable going to change his static IP?
    Maybe its not a-static IP?
    I read up on it and this unplugging trick only works if you have it unplugged for a reasonable amount of time before plugging it back again. Good to know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DefianceX View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by menlyman View Post

    Maybe its not a-static IP?
    I read up on it and this unplugging trick only works if you have it unplugged for a reasonable amount of time before plugging it back again. Good to know.

    Well i have a changable IP (non-Static) i unplug the cable for ~ 10 Sec and put it back And BANG_SE-LA-KAZAM (LOL) my ip have changed
    - Nothing To See Here Move A Long-

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    Too bad that doesn't work on mine. Well i wont mind waiting a little longer to see if it'll work.

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