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Originally Posted by theasix
I received a letter today. saying I made a single mp3 file available to third parties.
I'm going to send them a letter stating that when that alleged download happened many people lived in my place.
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Don't do that. Just say you did not do it, and would they please present their evidence. It's not up to you to investigate it or make guesses at who it was, just tell them that you personally are innocent.
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Do you think that is enough? I will also write that there is a posibility of hacking my BT wireless hub as there are many other networks around my place of living with many people who can gain acces to my hub. Although is secured by wep key provided by bt and pre-configured by BT which makes it the safest way.
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WEP can be cracked in a few minutes. Your network is totally insecure. Don't mention it though, it's up to them to check these kinds of things.
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Does it make any sense? I've read a lot about it and I think it might help right? Besides they want to charge me 505 pounds for single mp3 file. Can you imagine?
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Ask for evidence to support the amount claimed. I'd be interested to see how they justify that amount for a single MP3.
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As I am foreigner. Could someone please write a nice official sample letter. Just want to see how it should look and sound.
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I'll see if I can post the one I sent tomorrow. I heard nothing more from them after sending it.
BTW, your English seems quite good, I'm sure you could write something.