Verizon to forward RIAA warning letters (but that's all)
Verizon to forward RIAA warning letters (but that's all): Via Law & Disorder Section - Ars Technica.
If you're a copyright owner who has gone to the trouble and expense of tracking down online copyright infringers, don't send warning letters to Verizon without striking a deal first; Verizon simply chucks them in the bin.
Do a deal with the "big V" and Verizon is willing to forward warning letters on to its subscribers, but that's it. No customer information is exchanged and no sanctions are implemented—and Verizon has been handling the issue this way for years.
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