I actually laughed out loud and shared this verbally with everyone around me.
Can you imagine Jeff Probst's software pitches? "This game is not going to production. The tribe has spoken." Hahaha.
My experience with BayTSP came a few months ago. My ISP, Adelphia, sent me a notice that they had received a complaint from BayTSP (on behalf of a movie studio), that I was sharing the movie "Mission Impossible 3." I was confused, since I do not trade Hollywood movies. I read further in the complaint, and found the Hash for an eDonkey file, supposedly the movie in question. Checking my "shared" files, I found that this movie was, in fact, a file that was being mislabeled by others that were sharing it. It was not Mission Impossible 3 at all, but an old porno movie.
My repeated emails to my ISP (explaining BayTSPs idiocy) were not acknowledged, so I chose to ignore the entire thing.
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I actually laughed out loud and shared this verbally with everyone around me. Can you imagine Jeff Probst's software pitches? "This game is not going to production. The tribe has spoken." Hahaha.
My experience with BayTSP came a few months ago. My ISP, Adelphia, sent me a notice that they had received a complaint from BayTSP (on behalf of a movie studio), that I was sharing the movie "Mission Impossible 3." I was confused, since I do not trade Hollywood movies. I read further in the complaint, and found the Hash for an eDonkey file, supposedly the movie in question. Checking my "shared" files, I found that this movie was, in fact, a file that was being mislabeled by others that were sharing it. It was not Mission Impossible 3 at all, but an old porno movie.
My repeated emails to my ISP (explaining BayTSPs idiocy) were not acknowledged, so I chose to ignore the entire thing.