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be a good kid and follow the rules, direct your anger at something constructive...
There are people who have followed the rules and still have been falsely accused of copyright infringement by Voltage. So apparently following the rules won't make a difference either -- you can still be threatened with a lawsuit (not to mention someone could have potentially spoofed your IP address).
Now perhaps I'm missing something, but from the VPN services I have researched, a lot of them claim it is impossible to corroborate your IP address with the one they assign you. For one, they keep no logs, secondly, some of them use dynamic IP addresses, and lastly, the organization of their data around the world makes it extremely difficult to legally obtain the requested information.
So for those who are cynical of VPNs, are these services lying? Other than logs, is there a way to corroborate your online activities through their services?