I don't think so. Since they
are ISPs themselves, they will have their own way of tracking
users. Besides, before they are able to get on the Net, their first
contact is the ISP. Since equipment are owned by ISPs and not
users, ISPs will have direct access to logs, there's no need to use
tracking software by a 3rd-party. Even if they do, it's probably by
someone unrelated to this case to make it easier to sort the
logs.
Might not be. ISPs all along
will send out warning letters as long as someone requested, that is
in no way hiring. I've requested 2 times for Singnet to look into
hacker attacks. I didn't hire them, but ask them to take the
appropriate action under their T&C.
ODEX can do the same thing, without paying a single fee, except
when nobody answers the letter.
Also, I wonder how many really check your ISP mailbox? Personally,
I don't, although I have one. This will backfire and ODEX will
start sending letters again.
That's how a C&D letter
works. You give your word that you won't such things anymore, they
will close one eye and let you.
You agree and continue doing, they will do something else to
you.
Working with ISP doesn't mean giving you bad publicity once they
sort out how to verify that the notification indeed goes to the
right user and not the wrong one.
Now the balls are in the ISP courts. What will happen, we
shall see. Also, all users, with the exception of Starhub users,
have an email account with their ISP which is non-expirable until
your contract ends. Don't think of getting away with that.
While you may say you don't check that account, ODEX words are
simple enough to understand. You will be notified via your ISP,
which means through the email that they provided you with, or an
account which you told them that you will be using.
