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stui magpie 
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| Culprit wrote: | | Dale61 wrote: | | And good advise it is, but if anyone is stupid enough to receive a file off a pc from someone they don't know, then they deserve everything they get. |
Been doing it for years and never had a problem. Always alert, then again I am not as dumb as some.. ala porn surfers..lol |
You say that like it's a bad thing 
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Dale61
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Here's something that may be of interest to those who use LimeWire:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21555941-2,00.html
| Quote: | | PEOPLE who illegally download music would have their telephone and internet services cut off under a radical new plan proposed by the music industry. |
| Quote: | | Sabiene Heindl, general manager of the music industry's piracy unit MIPI, said record labels could trace people who illegally downloaded music via so-called peer-to-peer websites such as LimeWire. |
| Quote: | "Under this system, people who illegally download songs would be given three written warnings by their Internet service provider.
If they continued to illegally download songs, their internet account would be suspended or terminated. |
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Dave The Man 
Joined: 01 Apr 2005
Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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| Dale61 wrote: | Here's something that may be of interest to those who use LimeWire:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21555941-2,00.html
| Quote: | | PEOPLE who illegally download music would have their telephone and internet services cut off under a radical new plan proposed by the music industry. |
| Quote: | | Sabiene Heindl, general manager of the music industry's piracy unit MIPI, said record labels could trace people who illegally downloaded music via so-called peer-to-peer websites such as LimeWire. |
| Quote: | "Under this system, people who illegally download songs would be given three written warnings by their Internet service provider.
If they continued to illegally download songs, their internet account would be suspended or terminated. |
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There would be Massive Up Roar if these Happens.
Stuff The Music Industry
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member34258
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Haha, so the service provider will give up their revenue stream for the music industry?
Interesting premise. Doubt if it could work in the real world. Would require government changes to overcome privacy act legislation. |
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stui magpie
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I'll wait for the first warning before i get worried. Personally, I prefer Limewire to the torrents as it goes faster and you don't get the upload consequence. If you look up files with Blitzi, you can filter out the miss named rubbish .
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