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ryuzaki · 24-07-2008, 20:05

So, they are just going to send letters but because there is so much doubt (cloned modems, dodgy evidence etc) there will be no legal action or "three strikes" or anything like that?

Seems pointless, just a waste of paper, designed to shut the government and BPI up.

The idea of a levy sounds better, although Ã‚Â£30/year for music is a bit much as I don't spend anything like that much on music anyway. How would I decide which bands it goes to or would I still have to buy their actual CDs to support them?

24-07-2008, 20:05	#51
ryuzaki Permanently Banned Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 16	Re: Britain's six largest ISPs and BPI join forces to attack illegal filesharing So, they are just going to send letters but because there is so much doubt (cloned modems, dodgy evidence etc) there will be no legal action or "three strikes" or anything like that? Seems pointless, just a waste of paper, designed to shut the government and BPI up. The idea of a levy sounds better, although Ã‚Â£30/year for music is a bit much as I don't spend anything like that much on music anyway. How would I decide which bands it goes to or would I still have to buy their actual CDs to support them?