I can't switch to another proider that easily.. First of all, it's my dad that pays all of that.. And second, if they find me on a p2p program they'll bust my ass and make me pay a fine.. Around 50 000$..
I can't switch to another proider that easily.. First of all, it's my dad that pays all of that.. And second, if they find me on a p2p program they'll bust my ass and make me pay a fine.. Around 50 000$..
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Where the heck do you live PersianBulldog? Filesharing programs aren't illegal by nature, you could be using it to get legal programs/movies/mp3s/whatever.
things are quiet until hitler decides he'd like to invade russia
so, he does
the russians are like "OMG WTF D00DZ, STOP TKING"
and the germans are still like "omg ph34r n00bz"
the russians fall back, all the way to moscow
and then they all begin h4xing, which brings on the russian winter
the germans are like "wtf, h4x"
-- WW2 for the l33t
a m8 of mine uses kazaa to get his game updates for counterstrike , as the servers that host them are jammed everytime they release a new one.
Yup thats rigth boy... If there were no p2p progs, ISPs would only sell 1/100 or less amount of broadband conn they sell now . Customers buy BB mainly to use p2p programs.Originally posted by Ynhockey@22 March 2003 - 22:46
Bleh... i'm pretty sure your ISP can see what IPs you contact or something, so they could easily find out if you're using P2P. Your best bet against this is a proxy, but i've seldom seen a proxy that can give you the speed your connection does (i'm assuming it's broadband)... but anyway, what's the big deal about P2P ? You can tell your ISP the truth and if they don't like it tell them you want to switch to a different provider. Anyway, your ISP is the organization that is the LEAST interested in suing you for using P2P, therefore, they won't sue you for it.
But anyway in denmark AGP (anti-pirate-group) forced Tele-DK (biggest isp in DK) to give the user details of specified IP numbers, IP numbers found on kazaa. Over 100 ppl got a letter, a screen shot of their shared files and a bill. The bill's size dependet of the amount of shared files (from 1000 Dkr to 250.000 Dkr. (1 euro=7.5 Dkr))
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