Got email from spectrum about torrent downloads

 · If a copyright holder like Malibu Media or Strike 3 believes a person or persons has downloaded protected content without permission, they may take two courses of action. First, they may send a notice to the internet service provider (ISP) that services the offending individual. When that happens, the ISP will immediately send a notice to the customer in question alleging them of copyright.  · My ISP is Charter. I've gotten an email from them every day for the last week about copyright infringement regarding a movie I downloaded. A friend of mine sent me a link to a torrent to download a few days ago, and I did it, not thinking/knowing that it was possible that I could get in trouble (he hasn't gotten any emails/in any trouble). I know fuck-all about torrenting, and from what I. I was on piratebay and downloaded a couple of movies. I get an email from my internet provider informing me that. Dear Spectrum Internet Subscriber: Charter Communications ("Charter") has received a notice from a copyright owner, or its authorized agent, that your Internet account may have been involved in the exchange of unauthorized copies of copyrighted material (e.g., music, movies, or.

Sign in to your Spectrum account for the easiest way to view and pay your bill, watch TV, manage your account and more. If a copyright holder like Malibu Media or Strike 3 believes a person or persons has downloaded protected content without permission, they may take two courses of action. First, they may send a notice to the internet service provider (ISP) that services the offending individual. When that happens, the ISP will immediately send a notice to the customer in question alleging them of copyright. Yesterday (10/22/) I received a COPYRIGHT ALERT from Spectrum for downloading Split. Steps I had taken in the last month to help conceal include: using TOR browser to download the torrent files from sites like x, RARGB, Pirate Bay, Extra Torrent. Using Onion network Pirate bay and copy and paste magnet links into Vuze.

Received a warning letter from ISP. Yesterday I received an email from my ISP warning me to stop violating copyrights and prevent from such activities, I usually download files using torrent. I assured them and stopped torrenting for now. But I feel stripped off of my privacy, and I am concerned about my Torrenting. The emails match up, it came from DoNotReply@bltadwin.ru It's missing the "account #," at the beginning of the email, so this might be a phishing scam, but this is the actual "educational" email that is first sent a warning. I'm sure nothing should have been downloaded in such a way. Because how funky this email looks, is it real?. Torrenting on Spectrum is illegal, but you can do it anonymously with a VPN. Here is a guide to secure torrenting on Spectrum and best VPN for it.