Has anyone got this notice from Rogers??? EUA

[markreda]

I really don't know what to make of this email from Rogers.

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Dear Mr xxxxxxx

Rogers Cable (Rogers) has received a notice stating that activities associated with your IP address are infringing copyright in material(s) owned or exclusively licensed by others.

The full notice is appended to this e-mail below.

Under section 4(d) of the Rogers Yahoo! Hi-Speed Internet End User Agreement (EUA) and Acceptable Use Policy (AUP), you are prohibited from using the Rogers Yahoo! Hi-Speed Internet service to engage in illegal activities, including activities that infringe copyright. Copies of our EUA and AUP are available at:

http://na.edit.client.yahoo.com/roge...terms&.intl=ca

Where there has been a violation of our EUA and/or AUP, including the unauthorized distribution of copyright-protected material, Rogers has the right to take appropriate action against you.

If you have any questions about the attached copyright notice, please contact the sender of the notice using the contact information provided in the notice. Please do not reply to this e-mail.

We trust you will comply with our policies and all applicable laws in using the Rogers Yahoo! Hi-Speed Internet service.

Rogers EUA Management Team
Sincerely,

EUA Management Team
Rogers Yahoo Hi-Speed Internet

http://na.edit.client.yahoo.com/roge...ic?.form=terms

[godmode]

Probably because youre a dirty pirate lol Thats the only reason I can think of.
Next time use PeerGuardian.

[Kaitlyn]

A friend of a friend of mine got a similar email, except it stated their IP, what they were downloading and when.

When they called into rogers they said (paraphrased) "ya we by law have to notify you. I myself download torrents but if it happens a 2nd or maybe a 3rd time we are required to shut off your internet"

[willy]

The problem is the 'uploading' part of your 'activities'

Technically speaking, while you were BT downloading 'stuff', you were also 'distributing' (uploading/sharing) 'stuff' ... this violates the ISP agreement between Rogers and you.

Yup, I believe you should see the details (file(s), time, IP ... etc) in the same email ...

However, if you don't BT, there's a bigger problem ... someone may be 'sharing' your internet connection wirelessly ...

[Kaitlyn]

The problem is the 'uploading' part of your 'activities'

Technically speaking, while you were BT downloading 'stuff', you were also 'distributing' (uploading/sharing) 'stuff' ... this violates the ISP agreement between Rogers and you.

Yup, I believe you should see the details (file(s), time, IP ... etc) in the same email ...

However, if you don't BT, there's a bigger problem ... someone may be 'sharing' your internet connection wirelessly ...

Hmm, did you put 'enough' of those 'quotes' in there? haha

[godmode]

other methods:
http://torrentfreak.com/bittorrent-over-ssh-071014/
http://torrentfreak.com/how-to-bypas...ottling-071021