Have You Ever Had A Problem With Antipracy shit?

No, but if I do, I'll enjoy going to court and fighting them.

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Heard peeps getting the letters never had one myself been on private small sites for a while and I'd say thats why.

Mainly a bit of a scare tactic from what I can gather from other peeps info

no but i don`t want any ..

Been torrenting for over 5 yrs. & never had a problem. Then again, I don't jump on the 0day stuff as soon as it's posted either. I'm pretty patient & don't mind waiting a while. The "aa's" watch that stuff closer than the rest

Our campus receives ~15 illegal filesharing notices per month (from RIAA of course). But last week, it was ~50.

I haven't seen 'em get sued but they say it can happen.

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Originally Posted by letter

You can also end up being SUED! The RIAA has been especially proactive in
tracking down illegal file sharers and offering to settle out of court and/or
filing lawsuits against the responsible individuals.

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In most case they just terminate connection for a week or a month...which i have seen happen.

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Originally Posted by letter

When **** receives one of these notices, it results in the immediate loss of network connectivity for the person and/or computer responsible. Depending on circumstances, your network access may be terminated for weeks (or months if a case must be filed with Student Judicial Affairs)!

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It about 5 year i downloads and i had no problem . Canada is great country for p2p. The only problem is the isp bell is throttling bandwidth for now .

Never but have heard of a few cases where people have gotten letters forwarded by their ISP. I have no idea why they bother where I live, since downloading isn't even a civil matter here. Would be thrown out of court in 5 minutes.. if it even made it to court ,that is.

Never gotten one..

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naw, in canada i don't think it's even illegal

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Originally Posted by snakerx

It about 5 year i downloads and i had no problem . Canada is great country for p2p. The only problem is the isp bell is throttling bandwidth for now .

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and Rogers is putting a 50 gb download cap in place this July I believe

No never