Hey guys quick question....

[Oman0123]

Touche' lol Im gonna guess that warez-bb is gonna use alot less bandwidth than vuze so it wont bring as much attention to comcast if she goes crazy on the downloading again. correct?

I say this because normally it took me 30-60 min to download a full length movie from vuze and on warez-bb it took 3 minutes

[anon]

When downloading stuff from hosters you draw as much "attention" as with any other HTTP download. Vuze, in turn, needs to communicate with the tracker and peers (extra overhead).

But if she download gigs and gigs of stuff, the cap will still be eventually reached, of course.

[Oman0123]

When downloading stuff from hosters you draw as much "attention" as with any other HTTP download. Vuze, in turn, needs to communicate with the tracker and peers (extra overhead).

But if she download gigs and gigs of stuff, the cap will still be eventually reached, of course.

sorry for all the questions....when you said "when downloading stuff from hosters you draw as much "attention" as with any other HTTP download" Is that a lot? She may download a couple movies or a couple Seasons of her favorite show if she uses warez. I know those are usually a few gigs themselves on vuze.

[anon]

sorry for all the questions....when you said "when downloading stuff from hosters you draw as much "attention" as with any other HTTP download" Is that a lot?

I don't think so

[Sonnentier]

The IP is the same, although the MAC address will be different, and they can easily notice this.

I don't think so, BayTSP sends infringement letter to Comcast with the public IP, they have no MAC, and even
Comcast usually has the router's MAC and it's untraceable where in the household this originated.

Anyway, Oman0123 you should be pretty much safe when downloading "off warez-bb"; ISPs usually do NOT
monitor what people communicate through their line, and both warez-bb and Rapidshare/Megaupload wont
easily disclose information, it's their business not to do so.

[anon]

I don't think so, BayTSP sends infringement letter to Comcast with the public IP, they have no MAC, and even
Comcast usually has the router's MAC and it's untraceable where in the household this originated.

I was referring to Comcast, but you're right, if he's using a router they should always see its MAC address and not the computers'.