| Well now people have a legal out... They've read the material, spent 35 to protest their innocence (open router, etc), and thus when the MPAA / RIAA try to sue, have a ground to argue they didn't know until informed.
I highly doubt any ISPS are going to cut the cord. They aren't about losing money. |
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| just file a allegation ageist all IP's just file a allegation ageist all IP's and do it say 10 times and this will die. |
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 elios
join:2005-11-15
Springfield, MO | reply to jc100
Re: Well now people have a legal out... Mediacom already does after 3 DMCA letters not even proof you did any thing JUST the letters
TOTALLY couldnt abuse that get some one kicked off nope not at all... |
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 IowaCowboyWant to go back to IowaPremium
join:2010-10-16
Springfield, MA | Just legally download your content I download my music on iTunes and I can buy movies on iTunes as well. I have never gotten a copyright warning because I pay for my content and get it from legitimate sources. |
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| reply to Joe12345678
Re: just file a allegation ageist all IP's For what reason? Making you angry? It is within the ISPs rights to do what they are doing. Like it or not. |
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Re: Well now people have a legal out... Saying you have an open router will very possible just result in a loss of $35. They don't care. They are tracking strikes by account, not person. |
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| Yes, but you've spent 35 dollars to profess innocence. ISP "exonerates you", and the MPAA / RIAA have now lost grounds to sue I'm guessing. After all, open router, hacked, etc, the ISP buys your excuse for the "fee".
If taken to court, bring said I was found innocent due to X reason. 35 dollars is a lot cheaper than the 1000's a lawyer costs to make the same case. |
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Quite honestly, I know 1 person who got their connection cut under Mediacom's 3 strikes. And they were completely guilty. I don't know of any instances of false strikes and I know of a lot of people with Mediacom. Most people don't even know it exists. That's how transparent it is. It took Torrentfreak years to figure it out. |
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| I'm pretty sure... I read that after your 5th violation you get a 6 month term at a regional "Reeducation Camp". |
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elios
join:2005-11-15
Springfield, MO | reply to silbaco
Re: Well now people have a legal out... a DMCA letter is not proof of guilt
its not proof of any thing really |
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 skeechanAi OtsukaholicPremium
join:2012-01-26
AA169|170
kudos:2 | reply to IowaCowboy
Re: Just legally download your content Good job, here's a cookie. |
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Re: just file a allegation ageist all IP's how will you like it if ford sent you a speeding ticket based off gps reading that are not very reliable evidence. and said for $35 you can go to court to clear your name>? |
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Re: Just legally download your content Whats your IP address I can get it to come up 6 times easy. |
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 PeteC2Got Mouse?Premium,MVM
join:2002-01-20
Bristol, CT
kudos:6 | reply to IowaCowboy
Iowa Cowboy, unfortunately in this forum, saying that you legally purchase digital content will only get you branded as a sucker...
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| what about the 7th time ? i have read that nothing happens after the sixth strike.
i have also read that ISPs will not be turning over information on subscribers.
so does that mean its a good idea to get the six strikes over with to enjoy unrestricted internet from that point on?
perhaps we(the people of the internet) should compile a list of likely false detected downloads allowing people to legally hop through the six strikes without actually pirating anything. |
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| will $35 reset my count ? if i pay $35 and win my case does it reset my count and i go through six new strikes?
if so it sounds much better to me to get the six over with since nothing happens after the sixth strike. |
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@allstream.net | Sux Strikes said by IowaCowboy:I download my music on iTunes and I can buy movies on iTunes as well. I have never gotten a copyright warning because I pay for my content and get it from legitimate sources.
So when you're given strikes for false positives then what? You can't prove innocence any more than someone who is guilty. Oh but their system must be 100% perfect right? |
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ke4pymPremium
join:2004-07-24
Charlotte, NC | Queue the class-action lawsuits in Three
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Re: Just legally download your content I'm not saying he is a sucker. I do believe in buying content. What I am saying is, just because you buy your stuff legally does not mean your safe from this system. |
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Re: just file a allegation ageist all IP's That's not related. Ford doesn't have any rights to do so. ISPs do. |
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