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Re: It wont stop piracy my guess is that the p2p networks will increase their usage in encryption. the only problem i can forsee is how to stop the MAFIAA (or other self proclaimed copyright cops) from downloading the torrent file and looking at the IPs to get an idea who has the file. blacklisting can only do so much. |
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 knightmbEverybody Lies
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Franklin, TN | Dear RIAA,
As a small ISP, I pleased to announce that I have your program to filter illegal copyrights going. I've already written letters for every RIAA employee to have their service terminated by their ISP. I've also enclosed a bill for this service, which was run last month for about 6 hours. The total bill is only $99 million, so please pay up within the next few days or you won't qualify for another "scan" next month.
Thanks and GFY,
Your Local Small ISP
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
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Mullica Hill, NJ | charge the RIAA/Media Sentry types, $25,000 processing fee per takedown notice that is not packaged certified mail with a court order from a local or in disctrict(if federal) court.
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knightmbEverybody Lies
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Franklin, TN | said by Kearnstd:charge the RIAA/Media Sentry types, $25,000 processing fee per takedown notice that is not packaged certified mail with a court order from a local or in disctrict(if federal) court. Ah, I like that one. 
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KearnstdElf WizardPremium
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Mullica Hill, NJ | scary thing is i wasnt joking, ISPs really should charge a researching fee. it does take employee time to get the right info and send the takedown letter to the right email and tell the RIAA/MPAA that it was sent.
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