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Old 10-07-2008, 19:58   #14
chuzzlemonkey
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Re: Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers

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Originally Posted by Chicken View Post
So, sending out the letters is a complete waste of time and money then.
Not exactly...Virgin still have your details, so if a warrant is requested and approved details could be passed on...

and if Virgin do follow this scheme through, it may not be necessary to pass anything on. From what i have heard they would just implement their own 3 strike system whereby the first two times you are caught your services would be temporarily restricted and then on the third instance of being caught your account could be fully disconnected and charged for the remainder of the contract period if there is one in place....

The 'no possibility of disconnecting customer's' is referring to at the moment...as VM sent a lot of letters stating 'Please read or you could have your services restricted' This was a mistake...

Only provisional though. Nothing has been set in stone.
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