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I got Mullvad and using their free three hour to get it, that should do that trick!(:

Dont you buy VPN?

So i got a new laptop and was trying to find a safe way to transfer my WoW client, so i did so by emailing all the files. Now it wont connect to the server. I cannot download it again through uTorrent as my ISP has me under their eye as they saw I downloaded an illegal WoW file. What safe, and undetectable, way should i do to regain the client fully to work again? Or, does anyone know a repair method? Thank you! Had great responses on another post from this community (:

They can't see that the WoW client is open? And thank you, i have uninstalled uTorrent.

I dont even know where to begin looking for VPN. Yes, I did use uTorrent to get WoW. I stopped the seeding, deleted the torrent from the uTorrent library. If they can see the torrented WoW being played, what source do you suggest finding WoW so that they won't detect it? I also heard a proxy could work but I've never delved into that.

I stopped seeding it awhile ago. And the issue with switching ISP is that Spectrum comes with the apartment utility xD /kms

A new problem has arisen in this matter: Spectrum is eye fucking on the WoW i downloaded and keep sending emails. My roommate called them and said no one is allowed to play the downloaded WoW, like they're watching the activity?! They need to fuck off and stop spying on me. Unfortunately, retail WoW does not have a realmlist.wtf file anymore. Any ideas?

That would be nice to have a secured place to get the download but hey, its all good now!

Thank you for this, I've been playing again awhile ago when i learned playing on private servers is not illegal!(:

If my roommate gets another notice, Ill just say i was hacked and have no idea what they're talking about, i play ESO lol Thank you though!

I've found a post on the forums that its from downloading the file with the word "World of Warcraft", that could've been it. And I was seeding it, which I've stopped and deleted. Also that these email threats are never followed through. So if it is from just downloading and not playing on Elysium, which was not in the email, I should be fine?

I dont know what to trust honestly, any of those sites could be bait. Do you have a preference?

What do you mean? Update: I read the email, they were contacted by an agent of the product, so i guess Blizzard found out?

My apartment utility comes with wifi under the company Spectrum and they gave a notice about me using a WoW private server and warned us about infringement rights can happen if i continue to use it. How do people play for so long without getting noticed? I really enjoy classic WoW and would like some help to be a ghost to these rats. I asked my roommate to forward the email, damn lazy bastard didn't so if the email will help to solve the issue, and i read it, i could be more specific. I dont know if Blizzard contacted them or Spectrum detected the private server being used under their service.