By Simon Levine
Published: Friday 22 February 2008
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Name
Craig Reilly
Location
Co. Durham
Occupation
IT Contractor
Comment
BT has never faced prosecution for fraudulent activities committed over the phone, even though it may make money from the call charges. Royal Mail has never faced prosecution over crimes organised and committed through the post - should it not be held responsible for delivering letter bombs or substances intended to do harm? So why should ISPs be held responsible for the criminal activities of their customers?
BT has never faced prosecution for fraudulent acti...
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Simon - "Let it happen - and see what the backlash...
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