thats illegal......

Well thats what the email i got from Cox said. Here's the story for those of you who haven't been enlightned. I got my new laptop right and I think it's about time to try out some games on it to see how she does. Well I install Medal of Honor and beat it. I'm thinking to myself " Hey that was fun. I wonder if there are any other WWII games that I might like. So I stop by my local Bit Torrent site, Suprnova.org, to see what they got. I hear that Call of Duty is a good one, so I proceed to download it. Well, its going really slow and I leave it open for 2-3 days. Then finally I decide to give up and I cancel the download with only about 10% complete. The following day I get this email from Cox. They say that someone has informed them that I am using my connection to post or transmit material that is against their copyright. Half way through I am thinking, " Cox just sent this because I am using up alot of bandwith and they want to scare me from downloading anymore." Then I find attached the email that Cox got from the Entertainment Software Association. It specifically states that I was sharing the game Call of Duty through Bit Torrent on those specific dates. Huh, this isn't a fake. Cox says that if I dont delete the "offending material" within 24 hours they will delete my accounts and cancel my service.

So I did that. Now for those of you who wish to see the email click here.

And be warned..

....they are watching.......