[Vantec]

Alright i got a mate who sent this out. Not sure how accurate it is or anything. A friend had downloaded X-Men from TL. He than got an email from is ISP:

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*Asset: X-Men Origins: Wolverine Workprint
Protocol: BitTorrent
IP Address: xx.xx.xxx.xxx
DNS:
Port ID: 0
File Name: X-Men.Origins.Wolverine.2009.WORKPRINT.XviD-OPTiC

[ibbi]

Let me guess, that ISP was TPG? I know quite a few people who get them.
See what other people had to say here.

p.s I think it would be helpful if you reported this to TL and see if they can look into it.

[qiqi1021]

Are you sure it's actually from TL and not because there was a public tracker in the torrent? I've downloaded TL torrents from ISOHunt before. Also usually those kind of e-mails include the tracker announce URL.

[GoreTastic]

I have heard on different TV Shows that the FBI is really investigating this release.
You would think they would have something better to look into, like a murder or rape, but noooooo. Let's get the "pirates" for stealing a movie!

arseholes!

[bjj]

Meh...TorrentLeech is worth shit anyways.


Why would they give more invites out on IRC when they could just give more invitations out to their users?

Greater probability that you will get a 'bad' user that way, which further increases the risk of creating problems like this.

butt sekx to TL

[Vantec]

Well dosn't really matter which ISP. The only way (I think) ISPs detect they are downloading torrents are when sites allow them to access our data. Also check this out

http://filesharefrea...torrentleechorg