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I received a second notice for copyright material being sent from my computer. I have not sent any material anywhere using my computer. What happened? Who is sending out copyrighted material from my computer?
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It's probably spam...take a look at the headers in the email...
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Sign Into MyVerizon
Go to My Services
Then Internet Services
Under Internet Management
Select View Alleged Copyright Notification
If you have any they will show there. Or the Email may be a phishing scam or spam, even if it looks like real Verizon Email, go to the source first. Before you provide any personal or account information.
My Page Showed This.
Alleged Copyright Violation Notifications |
Our records show that you do not have any Copyright Violation Notices. If you have reached this page because you were contacted by Verizon about Copyright Violation Notices received from our Content Providers, please contact a Verizon Representative at (888)-553-1555. If you would like more information about Copyright Violation Notices, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page. |
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its generally not sent from your computer but downloaded from your IP address.
Public IP router gets then the router assigns private IP's to all devices connected to it thus all use the same pub ip so it could be someone else whom has caused this.
Don't consider this as a spam message in your email
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@Techman28 wrote:its generally not sent from your computer but downloaded from your IP address.
Public IP router gets then the router assigns private IP's to all devices connected to it thus all use the same pub ip so it could be someone else whom has caused this.
Don't consider this as a spam message in your email
I agree this is very serious, and should be followed up directly between the customer and Verizon.
Perhaps a better link with steps for verification. And preventing violations.
http://my.verizon.com/central/portlets/help/popUpContent/popUpContent.jsp?helppopup&case=copy_faq
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I have questions about Copyright Violations on my account
You may call the Copyright Notification team at 866-286-6865 for more information.
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"Or the Email may be a phishing scam or spam, even if it looks like real Verizon Email, go to the source first. Before you provide any personal or account information."
The source being Verizon. I don't click on any links in Email that may look real, or suspicious. 99.9% of the time I would contact the company directly, or go to their website for more information.
Copyright violations are a very serious matter, and warnings should never be ignored. Thus I provided the path on MyVerizon website for finding more information regarding violations for the users account, and also the message with Verizon's phone number. I may have missed a step.
Nice to see you around Techman28
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