- Oct 7, 2005
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So my ISP (a crappy high speed cable provider I wont name) just e-mailed me a DMCA copyright violation notice for supposedly downloading an episode of the Office via Bit Torrent.
I find it funny because the day they got it they sent it to us - yet when our cable goes down or is crappy it taakes months to resolve it. America's last mile internet system is truly something to not be jealous of.
Anyways I was wondering if any of you who have been served such notices had any further problems? It's written in legal speak but it seems like a simple warning that says 'If you do this again legal action will be taken' and also that they will ban me from said cable company.
Any advice/information?
I find it funny because the day they got it they sent it to us - yet when our cable goes down or is crappy it taakes months to resolve it. America's last mile internet system is truly something to not be jealous of.
Anyways I was wondering if any of you who have been served such notices had any further problems? It's written in legal speak but it seems like a simple warning that says 'If you do this again legal action will be taken' and also that they will ban me from said cable company.
Any advice/information?