Hello. This is my very first post. On Wednesday 20th October I received a letter from ACS:Law stating my IP address had been identified as having downloaded a musical work entitled 'Fever' ("The Work"). They are after £295 and me signing to say I would destroy the dowloaded copy(s) and promise not to distribute it. I went into initial blind panic as it meant nothing to me (even now I have no idea what 'Fever' is though I suspect from the name it is some sort of modern dance music. For the record, I am a 50 year old male whose musical tastes are classical and jazz! After I calmed down somewhat, I googled ACS and this site came up. I couldn't believe there was over 4600 posts and have spent the past 5 hours reading from page 200 onwards (figuring that I'd get enough good advice from the later posts). These posts have covered the fiasco of ACS's data security - and that has made me feel a lot better. I would like to say thank you to all the posters with your numerous viewpoints and tomorrow night I will be composing a LOD which will be brief and professional -as advised by many of the posters on here. I just wanted to let you all know that ACS are still trolling for customers and perhaps are now using a different artist (or musical work?) as the basis of their claim. I've not seen in the last 30 pages of posts any reference to 'Fever' and wonder if any other posters on here have come across this one.