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bw41101 · 09-03-2007, 23:09

Civil would mean that an individual/organisation suffers the damage to property and would (under usual circumstances) sue for compensation against the perpetrator.

Criminal (enforceable by the police) would mean that an act against statute was committed, I.e theft of which the perpetrator could be convicted.

I would (to cover your own back) take the advice (of the people in this thread) and report the issue to your service provider ASAP.

Note! the above is for information only and does not constitute legal advice in any way shape or form.

Si thee

09-03-2007, 23:09	#5
bw41101 Inactive Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Blackpool Services: Broadband XL TV XL Phone - A device with buttons that makes a funny noise when it rings! Posts: 929	Re: Tapping of my cable broadband line Civil would mean that an individual/organisation suffers the damage to property and would (under usual circumstances) sue for compensation against the perpetrator. Criminal (enforceable by the police) would mean that an act against statute was committed, I.e theft of which the perpetrator could be convicted. I would (to cover your own back) take the advice (of the people in this thread) and report the issue to your service provider ASAP. Note! the above is for information only and does not constitute legal advice in any way shape or form. Si thee