It seems that just an IP address isn’t enough to get you convicted of a p2p crime.
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Just got this lovely email, pretending to be from Blizzard: Subject: Warning : World of Warcraft Account Notice From: donotreply@blizzard.com To: arfenhousetoo@gmail.com An investigation of your World of
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