> Voltage Holdings and Screen Media Ventures cited Reddit posts in which users say that Frontier didn't terminate their Internet service despite sending many copyright infringement notices about torrent downloads. One of the users wrote, "I got a total of 44 emails from frontier about downloading torrents and that it could terminate service. They haven't yet. And I kinda feel like if they didn't do it after 44 emails. That they won't… ."
Don't they just want to file a lawsuit against Frontier? What is Reddit's involvement other than their website being used for this communication?
Don't they just want to file a lawsuit against Frontier? What is Reddit's involvement other than their website being used for this communication?