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theasix · 18-03-2009, 21:03

I wrote to Which?.

Actually I forgot to mention that in my letter from November I asked them to provide me with evidence that they're accusing me of doing this AS a PARTICULAR PERSON and not as a account holder (cuz that's what they actually did - that's how they got my adress - because BT can provide only account holder's name - they don't know who's living with me at the moment). But being an account holder isn't a crime. Even in case of infregement by someone in the household, cuz still you can't prove who exactly was it. I don't remember where I've read it but accont holder can not be held responsible for actions of people in the network. Am I right?

There's one thing I don't understand from that letter (forgive me, I'm foreigner so I'm still having some problems with that kind of language);

".... explain what inquiries you have made since receiving our letter of claim as to whether your internet connection was used to infringe our client's copyright..."

18-03-2009, 21:03	#441
theasix Inactive Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 20	Re: Have you received a letter from Davenport Lyons? I wrote to Which?. Actually I forgot to mention that in my letter from November I asked them to provide me with evidence that they're accusing me of doing this AS a PARTICULAR PERSON and not as a account holder (cuz that's what they actually did - that's how they got my adress - because BT can provide only account holder's name - they don't know who's living with me at the moment). But being an account holder isn't a crime. Even in case of infregement by someone in the household, cuz still you can't prove who exactly was it. I don't remember where I've read it but accont holder can not be held responsible for actions of people in the network. Am I right? There's one thing I don't understand from that letter (forgive me, I'm foreigner so I'm still having some problems with that kind of language); ".... explain what inquiries you have made since receiving our letter of claim as to whether your internet connection was used to infringe our client's copyright..."