Bazze, I agree with Zhann. We shouldnt just throw our hands up in the air and spit out expletives and say to ourselves that nothing can be done about the situation. Simply because other countries are not inclined to follow common civil decency, international commercial laws and respect copyrights doesnt mean they should be spared international public nagging and nuisance correspondence besieging them to stop the practice. Perhaps with enough pubic resentment displayed, these ISPs may find a reason to change their ways particularly if it hurts them financially. Perhaps we can start something here if you can provide us the appropriate email addresses for the ISP involved, we can make a concerted, united effort to bombard the ISP concerning this violation of public trust practice. Maybe even involve other forums here to take issue. I for one would certainly take the time to write to them, I think its worth the effort.