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Originally Posted by too
Its a scam, in that one many if not most of the 500 who got letters are
innocent, secondly the company Logistep are they say experts in tracking
down pirates via IP address with some special program that is infaliable and
the bees knees, when all they are doing is coming up with IP addresses that
anyone with a bit of inginuity can put together, also they are not
independent they are doing this and selling the so called data for a profit
and on top of that there program or methods have I bet noot been checked
over as 100% by an independent person.
Also the german firm Zuexx is claiming money for a game that nobody has
heard of before this so called infringment of copyright and also that 500
people should want this game and be willing to download and share it jusy in
one country.
And then we have a guiilable UK legal firm seeing a quick profit to be made
as they are getting most of the cash and so they jump onto this and go for
this scam.
But hey they are legal big wigs and have managed to con the UK courts into
issuing court orders, so all in all its a same, but a well thought out one
with legal backing by our UK courts so far.
Tosh
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Tosh,
I got the letters. I played it another way to the others. I am not willing to disclose my strategy in public. The companies involved picked on the wrong person here, and I'm sure from 500 there are others too - surely there must be statistically I suppose. I work in an area uncomfortably close, for the companies involved, close to them. I intend to call myself as witness.
Does anyone know what happened to Johnathan Pamplin, representative?
Bizarrely on closing account with the ISP, the customer retention department went on record that their representatives "download loads of music all the time". They are aware of our predicament. I have taken steps to ensure that any other ISP reading this should warn their customers of a court injunction raised on their account in regard to any civil action.