Got a letter in the mail today...Basically says that we stole Clash of the Titans off the internet. Now, no one in our house downloads music/movies/games or anything like that, but it was very scary to see something like that in the mail. Besides the fact that we don't illegally download things, we were actually at school, work, and my conference track meet until very late that night. I started to think that maybe it was someone sitting in our driveway using our wireless (which IMHO is VERY unlikely, as we do not live by a very large town and no one drives down our road), but then I searched it on google and found there were some other cases similar to ours. Has anyone else had this happen to them? If so, what did you do? Thanks in advance for any help!
Btw, here is part of the letter if you want to read it.
Btw, here is part of the letter if you want to read it.
... it continues on about DMCA counter-notification details, and we called Mediacom; they basically said you have to email them about it. We emailed them and said that we don't have that IP, and they said it changes, we email back and say that we weren't even home, no reply yet.COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT NOTICE
Mediacom has received a notice that you or someone using your account for the Mediacom Online high-speed internet service has posted, transmitted, or shared with others certain copyrighted material without the permission of the owner, thereby engaging in copyright infringement. A copy of this notice is attached.
Infringement Details
Name of Work: CLASH OF THE TITANS
IP Address: (not the same as our current one, but from what I understand, they change occasionally??)
Date: MAY-10-2010
Reporting Agency: WARNER BROS. VERIFIED NOTI
If the complaint is true, this behavior violates the terms of your Customer and User Agreement and our Acceptable Use Policy for the Mediacom Online service. You received copies of the Customer and User Agreement and our Acceptable Use Policy at the time your use of the Mediacom Online service began, and copies can also be reviewed online at www.mymediacom.tv/user policies.
Please keep in mind that you are responsible for violations by all persons using your account. According to the Mediacom Acceptable Use Policy: www.help.mymediacomonline.com/help/read/publisher 01/2002-11-22.01
"If you are a subscriber to the service, you are responsiblefor any misuse of the service by anyone using it through your account, even if a friend, family member, guest, or other person commited the innappropriate activity with access to your account. A violation of these policies by someone using the service through you or your account will be considered a violation by you, whether or not with your knowledge or consent"
Having received this notice, Mediacom is required by law to act expeditiously to remove or disable access to the files or other materials specified in the notice. Accordingly, we require that you immediately remove or disable access to all files and materials specified in the notice, as well as any others that you may be posting, transmitting or sharing (on a "peer-to-peer" basis or otherwise) without the permission of the copyright owner. If you do not do so within the next twenty-four hours, or if at any time we receive an additional complaint that your account is being used to infringe any copyright with regard to these or other files or materials, Mediacom will exercise all of our rights and remedies, including and without limitation, suspending or permanently terminating your use of the Mediacom Online service. Copyright infringement may also subject the infringer to liability to the copyright owner for as much as $250,000 for each infringement. Violation of copyright law is also a federal crime if done willfully with intent to profit.