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Cease and desist (and save the evidence)
(old news - 02:19PM Wednesday Dec 22 2004)
tags: legal · Fileswapping
We've obtained copies of the MPAA lawsuit letters being circulated to Bit Torrent websites and their hosts - in this case to Torrent website "Demonoid" (Pages: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7). In it, lawyers warn the host they've sued the operators of a Torrent site on their network, but currently don't know their identities. The letter to the website owner claims they face "severe sanctions" should they delete any pirated material or usable evidence in the case against them. As noted by users below, the IP address for the website cited by the letter (66.250.450.10) doesn't/can't exist, a mistake repeated throughout the letters.

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