can you be traced on ip and ip

[alotmentman]

big fines 20000 for dodgy tv not woth it there gonna get you fines in the post there got your ip s un paypals beware shoot ta kill vm

[tony2803]

big fines 20000 for dodgy tv not woth it there gonna get you fines in the post there got your ip s un paypals beware shoot ta kill vm

if they can trace facebook abuser,s,they can trace anyone as you are connected to your router to follow these channels,doooooooooeeeeeeeee.

[alotmentman]

if they can trace facebook abuser,s,they can trace anyone as you are connected to your router to follow these channels,doooooooooeeeeeeeee.

thats me out the barrel had one not sub to get caught too risky ...im not sleepin we one eye open

[super jumbe]

To be traced you need your box to talk to the provider direct.

The box is only connected with the modem running rooter own ip address.

The mac address on the box is not traceable because the box mac address never change were ever is running.

[hal73]

I think we'll only find out if people are going to get fined, when the server get's raided by the police. Unless of course the server is abroad.

[alotmentman]

yes but if they raid abroad

I think we'll only find out if people are going to get fined, when the server get's raided by the police. Unless of course the server is abroad.

we all get the fines toooooooo risky im goin lagit

[hal73]

You always have plausible deniability!

[alotmentman]

scary stuff ...are we doomed .....whos watchin us on here as well ...its time to sayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy good bye too parnoid now

[TheCoder]

To be traced you need your box to talk to the provider direct.

Not quite true - there are other methods that can be used but its unlikely VM would use them just to catch somebody using a dodgy box. It all comes down to cost/returns and, at this time its simply not worth the cost of an engineer spending several hours pratting around for whats likely to end up being a ?50 fine in a magistrates court.

With the new equipment thats already been rolled out to most areas though, who knows when this situation may change. As soon as it becomes feasible to automate the detection then all bets are off.......

btw, for those still playing around with dodgy modems - it IS and always has been childsplay for VM to detect the location of a dodgy modem once it is identified as such. The difficult thing has always been the identification of such modems but even that is relatively simple using the new systems they now have in place in a lot of areas. Full network integration effectively places a death-sentence on cloned modems !