Comments on: ISPs To Send “Hundreds of Thousands” of File-Sharing Warnings

By: Gary Kasparov

Gary Kasparov — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 19:57:06 +0000

Death to those who dare force there ways against the will of the people.

Market forces are in action – people have the right to share with each other, it is a natural premise aand those who oppose sharing are going against this order.

We would not exist if their selfish wways were the natural order, the sselfish and greedy will die out because they have no place on this planet.

By: Ziet

Ziet — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 14:55:32 +0000

BE are owned by O2!!!

https://www.bethere.co.uk/generalFAQ.do#faq3

By: PJ____

PJ____ — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 21:12:14 +0000

Everyone must start using Peerguardian or an isp guard to make it harder for there isp`s to see what they are downloading, its a free download. They want a war lets give them one!!!!

By: Don't trust the greedy corporate liars

Don't trust the greedy corporate liars — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:33:40 +0000

“The Dark Knight is now estimated to make somewhere between $155 – $160 million this weekend, shattering the $151 million record held by Spider-Man 3 and massively out-performing expectations. To put it in some perspective, Batman Begins’ opening weekend take was less than a third of that, at $48,745,440. In fact, the opening weekend of The Dark Knight will be make more money than the entire theater run of George Clooney’s Batman And Robin ($107,325,195)”

Proof that file sharing isn’t hurting the profits of these industries. Their greed is the problem. They don’t like the idea of someone sharing their music,films etc with others because they foolishly believe that these people would buy the product , which we all know simply isn’t true. Most people before the Internet would share their records/tapes/movies with friends directly.
Now it is via the Internet these industries can ‘see’ the sharing, but it has always been there. Their greed is the problem, no one is going to go out of business and the so called lost revenue is a lie.

By: It wasn't me

It wasn't me — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:22:27 +0000

Simple solution when they send the letter, contact the ISP and explain that your network is wireless and not encrypted, therefore it could easily be one of your neighbours!

There is no current law to force you to protect your network from other people; therefore they have no grounds to ever cut you off. There wouldn’t be a court in the land that would be able to find against you. Plus this is simply a civil matter so you can tell them to go f**k themselves ultimately.

Not long to go anyway, Gordon Brown’s pisspot excuse for a government is about to implode under the weight of it’s own shit policies…

By: limonene

limonene — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 07:48:57 +0000

How’re they gonna tell whats legal from illegal?

also BE unlimited is owned by O2 as of 2006

Pirates used to be a few guys in boats stealing sugar, they tried to get rid of them then and now there are 6 million. they should just cut their losses and leave the filesharers to it.

By: meeee

meeee — Sun, 27 Jul 2008 21:44:00 +0000

if there going to start this well i hope the fcukers goes bankrupt and everyone canceling,to be honest can,t see this working by sending everyone a letter………..

By: Rob H

Rob H — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 18:39:38 +0000

“Regarding the BPI wanting UK ISP’s to cut off, after 3 strikes, the estimated 6 million customers illegally downloading music. I read somewhere that the BPI estimates that they are ‘loosing’ over a billion in annual sales due to this practice. I did some quick calculations and assuming that these 6 million customers are paying around Â£30 pm for their b/b service, this comes to a loss of over a billion pounds annually to the ISP’s. The BPI is in effect asking UK ISP’s to take this loss instead of them. Given that the 6 million b/b down loaders are actual paying customers, as opposed to a notional similar loss to the BPI from people who might have bought music, this is a ludicrous suggestion for them to make.”

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Even the price of stamps to warn us will be high…. just think about how many people will recive letters then times it by 3 because thats how many we will recive… 5p per stamp at the most? thats a lot of money…

Lets face the facts… they are never going to stop us even if they catch the occasional person and fine them we have still downloaded more then the fines worth in dvds, cds, games…

By: Coop

Coop — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 17:01:53 +0000

Yeah like this is the Queen’s fault. I love the Royal family, unlike that wonky-eyed cunt Gordon Brown and his money grabbing/wasting bunch of imbeciles.

By: saablaa

saablaa — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 16:44:55 +0000

james 150

How do you download torrents in stealthnet