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Originally Posted by notophorm
After the music industry and 6 ISP's announced the plan to send letters to people who they 'suspect' of downloading music.
I sent my own letter to Emma, as I suspect that BT during the 2006/2007 tests of Phorm infringed my copyright of my website.
I have informed her that If Phorm is switched on, and my website is profiled, I will be billing BT for infringement, using the same level of proof the Music industry is using.
OH and I did seek legal advice through my Union membership which gives me free 30 minutes with a solicitor. I was told much the same as has been stated before by other members of this forum.
I have informed Emma that I have taken legal advice, and will be acting on that advice once Phorm is tested by the 10,000 in the first wave.
It will be interesting to see her reply. Her leegal advice VS my legal advice.
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ACtually the phrase you should use is "
sought, er.. obtained er legal advi - er opinion" - you are being
far too UNambiguous. If you continue to make such precise statements there is a danger that people will know what you mean!!
Good on you. But I will be surprised if you get a reply. You can also try the BT Retail legal boys - they don't reply either.
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