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I agree, the oldest trick in the book.
Does the letter use his/her real name?
Ip address,time,date it was downloaded,Check the law firm really exists,Ring them or the law society.
Use common sense if all else fails just because phishing is a nice money maker, and the subject of p2p/bit torrent file sharing is in the news a lot recently and these leeches and willing to try anything to make a fast buck.
If it is a real letter,good luck.
Blame a unsecured router one of the neighbors must have done it , tell them it had now be secured by a technician.This is the last you will hear of it unwise you sue the him for defamation.
Then for fook sake only download from small private trackers
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Originally Posted by lysine
thanks for these links, very useful info
And thanks for the advice everyone, much appreciated. I'm going to tell him not to bother sending any cash and just to deny anything, looks like there is very little chance that he will be taken to court!
What they said. Just follow all the advice everybody on this forum has given you and you'll be fine (hopefully).