Just received a letter as well, opened a new thread at
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=12097383
for all those that are interested.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=12097383
for all those that are interested.
I think I'm being sued...
- Thread starter peanutismint
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I'll say there is. If I want to download freely available data shared over the internet, no matter to whom the data originally belongs, I feel that should be my human right. I certainly don't feel I should be punished for it... Nice viewpoint though...
Well staling software is fairly wrong. I could steal a car if I wanted, but I'll still be punished.
If somebody MADE you either steal a car or download a game, and you'd be punished for either, if caught, which would you choose?
I agree, 'stealing' software is wrong. But sharing software isn't so wrong, is it? Alright, we're splitting hairs, where does 'sharing' a game with a friend become 'stealing' a game, I hear that. But surely there's a defining line there?
I agree, 'stealing' software is wrong. But sharing software isn't so wrong, is it? Alright, we're splitting hairs, where does 'sharing' a game with a friend become 'stealing' a game, I hear that. But surely there's a defining line there?
From what I have seen now then I say definitely ignore it.
Good
I guarantee if it was a serious letter you'd be asked to sign for it, or as you say it'd be delivered personally by a representative or something.
What letter?
Do this
Well the punishment for downloading a game is lesser, so obviously I'd choose that.
By sharing a game with a friend, I'd class lending a game, i.e the original disc to him/her as not wrong. But copying it as wrong.
Taking something for free by illegal methods is not right and you can not justify it.