Does Verizon terminate accounts for using P2P? Not so fast.

Cnet claimed yesterday that Verizon has started to boot alleged P2P infringers off its network, three strikes-style. From the article: “Months after Verizon Communications began issuing warnings to accused file sharers, the company has acknowledged that multiple offenses could result in a service interruption. ‘We’ve cut some people off,’ Verizon Online spokeswoman Bobbi Henson told CNET.” However, the company is backtracking today, and Henson is claiming that Cnet misquoted her, according to Broadband Reports: “‘That part of the CNET story is wrong,’ she says.

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Does Verizon terminate accounts for using P2P? Not so fast.

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Thursday, January 21st, 2010 P2P News

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