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Old 11-07-2008, 12:33   #16
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Re: Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers
Just shows how wasteful VM can be. Send out letter about file sharing, Then say they would not disconnect you anyway.

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Re: Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers
It's all about the politics.
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Re: Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers
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Just shows how wasteful VM can be. Send out letter about file sharing, Then say they would not disconnect you anyway.

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The aim was to raise awareness...but obviously it just wouldn't be VM if they didn't do something to raise eyebrows! Even if that was telling the customer the exact opposite of what was happening!
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Re: Virgin Media: ‘Absolutely No Possibility’ of Disconnecting File-Sharers
I wonder how many people would just downgrade their broadband speed if file sharing was totally stopped?
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All of them? lol
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