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Originally Posted by cjll3
That depends on when ntl got that IP address, before, after or during Ash G's takeover of the server, hence my previous question.
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But surely an IP can be spoofed, so the address is no proof of guilt.
Also if the IP comes from a range that is controlled by leasing rather than permanent addressing then it could have been leased to another terminal at the time.
Would these both not be mitigating of their charges.