Just another thought............how can ACS prove that you received their letter of claim? What I am saying is, if people receive the claim and do nothing, surely nothing more can come out of it other than ACS having to send the same letter again using recorded delivery!?

I'm just about to send off my first LOD and was looking again at the discrepancy between the ACS letter and the High Court paperwork. The person mentioned in the ACS letter, Allan Eshuijs, did indeed co-write Evacuate the Dancefloor but the name "Allan Kopie" who is mentioned on the Court paperwork doesn't seem to exist. Is it a coincidence that the band Cascada are German and that the word "Kopie" is German for "copy"??? Anyway, seeing as this High Court paperwork was issued with the name of a person who either does not exist or at the very least has no claim of copyright, then surely this should have been thrown out on this basis alone!?

Thanks for the info paranoid. I'm just wondering where you got all the info above regarding ACS and how true it is about the £750 "forensic computer analysts". Thanks.