Please people report copyright infringement letters and emails on torrents25 August 2011, 14:24 (1 year ago)
 PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR IP ADDRESS WHEN POSTING For the people who are aware of how the MPAA or the RIAA works by using trackers to catch people illegally downloading content it will greatly boost the morale of downloaders when people advise others that a letter or email has been sent. This is a p2p site which means as you are downloading you are also uploading at the same time. Downloading is illegal as well as uploading. So torrent trackers place themselves on here as an anonymous ip address in the torrent swarm waiting on someone to download their content and so they can whine to your Internet Service Provider. Then your ISP will sent you a letter or email stating they were informed that your IP Address was caught illegally uploading/downloading content. Mainly your isp can care less what you download as long as you are a well paying customer but after a large number of infractions they may release your name and you can be sued or harassed by the anti p2p organization. So use safety when downloading content and get a seedbox or a vpn and use peer block. Also find torrents older than a month old because normally it takes as little as a few days to over a month for the email or letter to be sent so after a torrent has seeded for a month read the comments and also be safe. thanks....  It's really ESSENTIAL to use a VPN, at the very minimum, when up- or downloading now. I've received several Charter.net threat letters, all originating from Tokyo TV's legal counsel thru Charter - because I had the nerve to download some Bleach and Naruto torrents at somebody's suggestions a couple months back. I started getting those Charter email threats well BEFORE the MPAA/RIAA law was passed here. Now I use nVPN.net to mask my activities, and Charter has simmered down.
 I received 6 letters of copyright infringement from cox cable a couple months ago.I then tried a vpn (proxpn) but it drastically reduced my download/upload speed so i don't use it anymore. I got peerblock and it works like a charm!!!!!!!!!!! No letters no nasty emails ... nothing. People cap on peerblock but im a living witness it works. It really does I can see the peeping eyes spying on my connection... Proud to block their butts... lol. I now use safety in my torrent searches .
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For the people who are aware of how the MPAA or the RIAA works by using trackers to catch people illegally downloading content it will greatly boost the morale of downloaders when people advise others that a letter or email has been sent. This is a p2p site which means as you are downloading you are also uploading at the same time. Downloading isn't illegal but uploading is. So torrent trackers place themselves on here as an anonymous isp address waiting on someone to download their content so they can whine to your Internet Protocol Provider. Then your isp will sent you a letter or email stating they were informed that your isp was caught illegally uploading/downloading content. Mainly your isp can care less what you download as long as you are a well paying customer but after a large number of infractions they may release you name and you can be sued. So use safety when downloading content and get a seedbox or a vpn and use peer block. Also find torrents older than a month old because normally it takes a little over a month for the email or letter to be sent so after a torrent has seeded for a month read the comments and also be safe. thanks.... reply For one Downloading is illegal, uploading is more on the gray area of things. Also letter or emails can take from 1 day to a few weeks or longer to get out. Your ISP also does care what you do or they wouldn't send out the letters. Yeah you make them money, but constant complaints from agencies and what not will cause them to kick you. Also, for everyone 1 person they ban from there network they sign up 3 more. Peer blocker is iffy. Just because you're having good luck doesn't mean it works. More people think it's useless than those that think it work. If you want somewhat better protection, use a seedbox. Last edited by Pringlescan3519, 1 year ago  BE CAREFUL!!!!!! of downloading X-Men First Class. I received a notification from my online provider saying that they received a notification from a copyright owner of a possible copyright violations against me for downloading of the following torrent:
X-Men.First.Class[2011].720p.BRRip-x264-AAC-5.1ch[Eng]-MKVGuy The whole thing read like this: Copyright infringement level: 1 Notice ID: 22238450503 Title: X-MEN: FIRST CLASS Protocol: P2P IP Address: xxx.yyy.xxx.yyy DNS: File Name: X-Men.First.Class[2011].720p.BRRip-x264-AAC-5.1ch[Eng]-MKVGuy File Size: 731470436 Timestamp: 10-03-2011 06:53:37 UTC I received 2 notices for the same download from my internet provider. BE CAREFUL!!!!! Edit: I have took your ip address out Last edited by SMoK3™17362, 1 year ago Lucky is not the same as being smart. Everyone on here says something is more safer than something else. If anyone wanna be 100 % safe don't download and if you do happen to download at least read the comments and make sure it is from a up loader with a good rep. Basically i could care less but i occasionally download but im now fida pretend like im 100 percent safe in a perfect state of existence when I know what I'm doing is wrong.
 I don't have that kind of problem in my country (everything illegal is legal
 ) our Inet connections are not so goood/it's solid,but for now no such probs with law,gouverment or ISP providers..is 'flat' dload and uload how much you can ..I read somewhere in threads and this on is look really good to fix that issue (4$ month) http://nvpn.net/ Copyright work(s) identified in the Complaint:
Copyright infringement level: 1 Notice ID: 315-4406777 Title: True Blood Protocol: BitTorrent IP Address: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx DNS: poolxxxxxxxx.tampfl.dsl-w.verizon.net File Name: True.Blood.S03E01.HDTV.XviD-NoTV.avi File Size: 576741112 Timestamp: 10-06-2011 22:24:28 UTC |
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