Ahhhah Shit I Got Caught

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Originally posted by james_bond_rulez+29 November 2003 - 08:12--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (james_bond_rulez @ 29 November 2003 - 08:12)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-FuNkY CaPrIcOrN@29 November 2003 - 07:05
;) The reason I asked what service it is so you can warn your fellow Canadians that might be useing that provider.

:D But if you do not what to help the Canadians I am not going to stop you. :lol:

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isp: telus

location: vancouver

balamm stop downloading porn now you maybe next :P :lol: [/b][/quote]
Let me something - I use for DIalUP a tool where you can DIalIn
to several services ...

If you are registered at oyur ISP - the worst thing that might happen
is they ban your account - but I think and am quite sure that in US
there is as well many ISPs which allow also unregistered users to DIalIn ;)
by paying per minute?

;) One long time ago my OLD ISP banned me cause I sent to someone
several mails, on other words spam, but that is long ago... it was not really spam...

internet.news u r not really making sense.... :huh:

but let me be very clear about something: download/upload illegal files at your own risk&#33;&#33;&#33; isps have the right to deny you internet service if you get caught. If you do the crime, you do the time :lol:

You could look at this site. They claim to work with any p2p (including BT). Here is a copy of email I sent them.
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Thanks for you interest. We do support Bittorrent. In fact we support
all p2p. Niether us nor any of our customers has found a p2p that does
not work with AnonX.

If you are a serious p2p user AnonX is for you. We do not limit
bandwidth.


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Thanks, AnonX Tech Support





a a <[email protected]> wrote ..
> I am interested in your product. However you do not
> specify which types of p2p you support. Is Bittorrent
> on the list of supported p2p apps? And if not, which
> programs are?
>
> Thanks.


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Now I have not tried it but was considering it. Has anyone else heard of/used it?

TD

curiosity has got me....the file they complained about..was it a file you were dloading or was it a file you had seeded?

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Originally posted by randm01@30 November 2003 - 09:59
curiosity has got me....the file they complained about..was it a file you were dloading or was it a file you had seeded?

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hmm... interesting...

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Originally posted by randm01@30 November 2003 - 08:59
curiosity has got me....the file they complained about..was it a file you were dloading or was it a file you had seeded?

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i dunno, usually with a torrent i just open it and leave it be

i could be downloading or seeding i dunno <_<

seeding is when you start the file for ppl to dload....not for you to dload the file and eventually leave it once its completed for ppl to dload from you...
going by your reply you were just a leech when you got warned...so looks like bt is just as vulnerable as kazaa......if its all true...ive had the same kind of warning from sharing files on kazaa...it shocks you but its unlikely the isp will follow thru with it at this stage...

yeah so if ur isp knows ur doing it, tells u that ur doing it, and warns you not to do it.

then it&#39;s time to stop :lol:

if you dont and keep doing it, you got cut off from the internet, ur fucking own fault :lol:

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Originally posted by tracydani@29 November 2003 - 21:55
You could look at this site. They claim to work with any p2p (including BT). Here is a copy of email I sent them.
_________________________________________________________________


Thanks for you interest. We do support Bittorrent. In fact we support
all p2p. Niether us nor any of our customers has found a p2p that does
not work with AnonX.

If you are a serious p2p user AnonX is for you. We do not limit
bandwidth.


-------------------

Thanks, AnonX Tech Support





a a <[email protected]> wrote ..
> I am interested in your product. However you do not
> specify which types of p2p you support. Is Bittorrent
> on the list of supported p2p apps? And if not, which
> programs are?
>
> Thanks.


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Now I have not tried it but was considering it. Has anyone else heard of/used it?

TD

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i&#39;ve heard on soulseek there was a pay proxy called p2pclean, but never needed to try it, i didn&#39;t follow up on it.

so far, the best way to avoid all this crap imo is to tunnel a socks5 through http anonymous and get a program that will re-write the headers(like dkboost).

honestly if it was me and i got the warning??

fuck it I&#39;d keep using BT