If you get a GEIL / Golden Eye / Ben Dover / BDP file-sharing letter, you need to read this:

In the hope of using PageRank to forewarn and forearm the British public, if you happen to receive a claims letter from:

• Golden Eye International Limited
• GoldenEye
• GEIL
• Ben Dover Productions
• BDP

…and the letter looks a bit like this example on the BBC website, then instead of panicing I recommend that you go and read the following web-pages:

• O2 / BE Customers: All You Need To Handle A Ben Dover File-Sharing Letter ← must-read
• So you got a letter from Golden Eye International?
• A collection of links and pointers for those falsely accused by Golden Eye International
• The Speculative Invoicing Handbook Second Edition ← superb reference text

The above websites are there to help you. Use them. Do not panic.

Comments are closed on this post – questions are better directed to the resources above.

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