(NECRO) Ok, this is wierd (Comcast infringement notice)

[Ns1]

Why even ask?, if you had a 22yr old daughter would you post her pic here? I think NOT...

I don't actually expect you to post something, I just need to post the question for ATOT sake.

A formality, if you will.

 

[T9D]

I get these warnings all the time. Comcast is getting paid so much from you that you can literally (yes, I have) write fuck you in an email, send it to them and they don't care. I've collected maybe 50+ of these P2P or piracy notices in 3 years or so; I responded to a few by writing a lengthy fuck you letter, but now I just trash them.

If they ever did something with my service I'd drop them so fast, and I'm sure they don't want to lose my 220$ a month.

Yeah but it's not just comcast or only a disconnect. People get taken to court by RIAA/MPAA or whatever, have high laywer fees, and then lose the case and have to pay thousands of dollars for each download that happened. You'd pretty much be screwed if they decided to go to court. For all you know they are just saving all that info and waiting to fine you later and make an example of you. Your letters are going to be hilarious when they read them in court :biggrin:

 

[phucheneh]

Are we overlooking the fact that none of this matters at all?

Comcast can do nothing to you.

I wonder what it would have been like if companies were like this in the 80's.

'I'm sorry, sir, but our records indicate you were watching a broadcast of a football game, and at the same time, your VCR was in operation. We strongly suspect you were recording said football game without the expressed written consent of the NFL. CEASE AND DESIST, SIR!'

You wouldn't TAPE A CAR, would you?!?!

 

[Printer Bandit]

double bag and go with a vpn.

 

[master_shake_]

you guys and your "copyright violations"

up here the idiot americans who try to sue us just give up.

lol so funny.

 

[master_shake_]

You wouldn't DOWNLOAD A PURSE, would you?!?!

ftfy :biggrin:

 

[squarecut1]

you guys and your "copyright violations"

up here the idiot americans who try to sue us just give up.

lol so funny.

Where is that?

 

[tmc]

Why would she watch a pirated version when OP has prime is beyond me.

 

[MrDudeMan]

Where is that?

Ontario, Canada

it's right below his avatar.

 

[Markbnj]

Someone else already said it. She was probably using the StreamZa channel that streams torrents to your roku.

Ah I missed that. Worth checking out. Thanks.

 

[Markbnj]

I would imagine if your father is a software developer (which Mark is, unless he changed jobs at some point), you'd try not to underestimate his ability with tech.

The torrent streaming app is the likeliest of culprits (and likeliest of being unsafe).

Oh, they definitely think I'm stupid. Most of the time they're at least half right.

 

[Markbnj]

HA! Change the avatar plz, I see that pic and I'm thinking Mayne and I'm ready to rage.

OP, is the notice in this format? http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r24527937-Digital-Copyright-Act

If it is, that should list the client used. Since she lives in your house and used the internet you pay for, go through her hardware and hunt down evidence, she probably uninstalled the client after you talked to her. Like the other poster suggested, check her prime too.

For me, the biggest offense here is not the pirating, if she indeed torrented the file, it's lying about it. Innocent until proven guilty is the right approach, especially since you can search her stuff and have the moral high ground to go through her stuff.

It's almost exactly like that notice, although I don't see the specific source site listed.

There was one other daughter home last night, and although the possibility of coincidence seems remote, I have to talk with her as well.

 

[Markbnj]

For the sake of still believing there is a chance! Yes, yes I would.

I'm sure her pics are out there, but I don't have any that would interest you I''m sure.

 

[Ns1]

I'm sure her pics are out there, but I don't have any that would interest you I''m sure.

Does she have an iPhone?

 

[Markbnj]

I'm playing the episode now thru prime on my roku. Lets see if I get an email from verizon. I'm betting no.()

Haha, do let me know.

 

[BeeBoop]

That show is on Amazon Prime. If she has Amazon Prime, I'm sure it's an honest mistake.

 

[shabby]

Oh, they definitely think I'm stupid. Most of the time they're at least half right.

Ban her!

 

[jlee]

does she have an iphone?

:d

hehe.

 

[John Connor]

LMAO!

 

[Markbnj]

Does she have an iPhone?

Yes, she does in fact have an iPhone. Bring it hackers.

 

[Ns1]

Yes, she does in fact have an iPhone. Bring it hackers.

 

[ImpulsE69]

Yes, she does in fact have an iPhone. Bring it hackers.

We just report you for pirating and the NSA will do the work for us. They care way more about piracy and bewbies than national security.

 

[ThinClient]

[FONT=&quot]Filename:Workaholics.S04E09.HDTV.x264-EXCELLENCE[rarbg]

The "EXCELLENCE" bit of the file name is the name of the group who ripped and uploaded the pirated video. They're a well-known group in certain circles.

Maybe the Roku was messing up or Amazon was having problems so she decided to just download the episode elsewhere but doesn't want to admit to her creative problem-solving for whatever reason.

You're sure this is the exact season and episode that she was watching?

I mean, who gives a shit anyway, but that's a torrent all right.

Seems to coincidental for the situation to be a neighbor piggy backing on your wireless network or something.

 

[chowderhead]

I vote for spam email trying to phish some informaiton. Delete and Ignore.

 

[ThinClient]

The solution is clear...

key logger on her computer and packet sniffer activation in the router