Been having fun downloading music (MP3s) from the Internet using file sharing software? If you have a teenager, no doubt he or she has. But the fun is over. The RIAA, under authority of the DMCA, is searching the Internet looking for anyone who downloads music from Kazaa, Morpheus, Grokster, etc. They send a federal subpoena to your ISP to get the name and address of the account holder, usually the parent(s). Recent federal court decisions now require your ISP to turn you over to the RIAA. The copyright owner then files a lawsuit for copyright infringement against you. Call your attorney to learn how much it will cost you to defend yourself in a copyright infringement lawsuit. The law allows the copyright holder to collect $750 to $150,000 for each song you download. Don't think it can happen to you? Think again! Thousands of people have been forced to pay up and the RIAA is planning to sue thousands more.
Contact us. We will come out to your home or office, remove the file sharing software and any links to it we find, and clean your system of the copyrighted material. We will also check your system for spyware and remove any we find. If you are using file sharing software, there's a near 100% certainty you also have spyware.
