Got an email from Comcast yesterday saying that they had revived a complain about me downloading a torrent. I did, in fact, download a torrent yesterday. It was AMC's "Turn" (pretty decent series). Comcast told me to knock it off, but that was about it. That's the first time I've ever been pinged by an ISP. Anyone else getting flack?
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I just Got Called on the Carpet by Comcast
- Thread starter SlickWillieeeee
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Would a VPN help?
should of used a VPN. Now theyre watching you.
If I mask my ip with something like IP Vanish, how could they know it's me?
Given the fact you've been caught, even masking your IP won't help. Seeing huge data transfers can presume illegal activity unless your work actively uses home internet data. Hell, I'm sure they're watching this thread.
TheB1gShow (MeesterClean)
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Speaking from a cyber standpoint, the feds are pushing ISPs to get a handle on this sort of thing. I wouldn't mess with it for a while.
Does that include Kodi?
LUNARNUGGET
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okay, i've heard of licking carpet but being called while on the carpet,
were you also laying on her carpet when comcast made the call?
were you also laying on her carpet when comcast made the call?
wait a minute, there's a web for gay animal porn ? damn I wondered where I sent my farm pics to ? fuck, i'm screwed.
i don't give a fuck.....pretty sure i'll be moving in 4-6 weeks....my mac addy will be the same, i believe, but the ip will be different
Excellent question! First, most movies these days are simply ghey. There always has to be a queer involved, women (110 lb women) are just as strong as 235 lb men, and everyone has "attitude". Of course you have to watch at least part of the movie to realize that and by then you're already out $15. Secondly, 98% of the people in the movie business are elitist pieces of shit who fly around the world lecturing us commoners and practicing hypocrisy and I hate the idea of my money going in their pocket.
Oddly enough, a lot of the stuff I download is available on Comcast on demand and Netflix, both of which I have. Sometimes it's more convenient to download and sometimes I download them in advance of traveling so I can watch them on the airplane.
And one last reason for not paying for them: if I did, I'd lose my street cred. Yo!