Post: Copyright Infringement Notice
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09-17-2011, 08:42 PM
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Jakob
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Originally posted by another user
Dear Verizon Online Customer:
We are writing to advise you that Verizon recently received a notification from a copyright owner of a possible copyright violation that appears to involve your Verizon Online account (the "Complaint"). The work(s) identified by the copyright owner in its Complaint are listed below.
We are contacting you because our records indicate that the Internet protocol (IP) address provided to us by the copyright owner was assigned to your service on the date and time identified by the copyright owner. While this activity may have occurred without your permission or knowledge by an unauthorized user, or perhaps by a minor who may not fully understand the copyright laws, as the primary account holder, you are legally responsible for all activity originating from your account.
Copyright work(s) identified in the Complaint:
Copyright infringement level: 1
Notice I
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Title: Your Highness
Protocol: BitTorrent
IP Address: REMOVED
DNS: REMOVED
File Name: Your.Highness.UNRATED.BR
.MP4.x264.720p-HR
File Size: 2857405423
Timestamp: REMOVED
Copyright infringement is a serious matter that violates U.S. copyright law and subjects infringers to criminal and civil liability. It also violates our Acceptable Use Policy (You must login or register to view this content.) and Terms of Service (You must login or register to view this content.). If you, or someone using your Internet connection, are engaged in the conduct alleged by the copyright owner, we urge you to stop (and ensure that anyone else who might have access to your Internet connection also stops).
Protecting Your Privacy: The copyright owner has not asked Verizon to identify you, and Verizon will NOT provide your identity without a lawful subpoena or other lawful process. However, if the copyright owner does issue a lawful subpoena or other lawful process that seeks information about your identity or account, Verizon will be legally required to provide the requested information to the copyright owner.
If you have questions regarding this notice or would like to view Frequently Asked Questions about copyrights and piracy please visit us at You must login or register to view this content..
We appreciate your cooperation on this matter.
Sincerely,
Verizon Online
We are writing to advise you that Verizon recently received a notification from a copyright owner of a possible copyright violation that appears to involve your Verizon Online account (the "Complaint"). The work(s) identified by the copyright owner in its Complaint are listed below.
We are contacting you because our records indicate that the Internet protocol (IP) address provided to us by the copyright owner was assigned to your service on the date and time identified by the copyright owner. While this activity may have occurred without your permission or knowledge by an unauthorized user, or perhaps by a minor who may not fully understand the copyright laws, as the primary account holder, you are legally responsible for all activity originating from your account.
Copyright work(s) identified in the Complaint:
Copyright infringement level: 1
Notice I
REMOVEDTitle: Your Highness
Protocol: BitTorrent
IP Address: REMOVED
DNS: REMOVED
File Name: Your.Highness.UNRATED.BR
.MP4.x264.720p-HRFile Size: 2857405423
Timestamp: REMOVED
Copyright infringement is a serious matter that violates U.S. copyright law and subjects infringers to criminal and civil liability. It also violates our Acceptable Use Policy (You must login or register to view this content.) and Terms of Service (You must login or register to view this content.). If you, or someone using your Internet connection, are engaged in the conduct alleged by the copyright owner, we urge you to stop (and ensure that anyone else who might have access to your Internet connection also stops).
Protecting Your Privacy: The copyright owner has not asked Verizon to identify you, and Verizon will NOT provide your identity without a lawful subpoena or other lawful process. However, if the copyright owner does issue a lawful subpoena or other lawful process that seeks information about your identity or account, Verizon will be legally required to provide the requested information to the copyright owner.
If you have questions regarding this notice or would like to view Frequently Asked Questions about copyrights and piracy please visit us at You must login or register to view this content..
We appreciate your cooperation on this matter.
Sincerely,
Verizon Online
I personally think this is just to scare me and they won't waste their time and money to come after me if I continue but my mom had psychotic bitch fit as if I was caught smuggling drugs over the mexican border. What do you guys think? Should I be worried?
09-17-2011, 08:49 PM
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Jakob
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Originally posted by EZ.
No i got that to but just don't download torrents for at least 2 months or so or you will get one more letter followed by your internet connection being shut off. I suggest you download peer block it will dramatically lower your chances of getting caught again.
I'm just gonna download shit behind a VPN from now on.
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Originally posted by Dopey
Welcome to the first step of getting caught for software piracy :y:
lol yay
kay:
09-17-2011, 08:52 PM
#5
Phobick
Banned
Originally posted by Jakob
I'm just gonna download shit behind a VPN from now on.
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lol yaykay:
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lol yay
kay:
09-17-2011, 09:24 PM
#8
DiJiTaLGoDz
Former Staff
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