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"Due to serious concerns about the integrity of the process that is being used by rights holders, we will resist efforts to share more customer details with rights holders and those acting on their behalf until we can be sure that alleged copyright infringements have some basis and customers are treated fairly," the spokesperson told BBC News.
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when there is the type of money involved that these shysters are blackmailing people out of, You can expect them to use processes that have not been publicly shown to work 100% if it means they get there blood money even from those that they know are possibly Innocent. There are emails showing that ACS law had information that showed some of the users they were demanding money from might be innocent but they continued to press for there blood money. Its nice to see that at last they are being questioned by the isp's