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First time this happened.
I'm using Demonoid.me too. I also have Transmission Blockist active along-side Peer Guardian

Things that are weird "City council of Valmiera" and "Time Warner Telecom" (I use Comcast)
 
Guess what! You're talking about pirating things, which isn't approved here.

FWIW, seeing Time Warner Telecom as blocked isn't weird at all because they own Comcast.
 
Guess what! You're talking about pirating things, which isn't approved here.

FWIW, seeing Time Warner Telecom as blocked isn't weird at all because they own Comcast.

Who says I'm pirating?
I'm just sharing freeware.

Anyway - Peer Guardian been's producing a lot of "blocked sites" lately, odd
 
Who says I'm pirating?
I'm just sharing freeware.

Anyway - Peer Guardian been's producing a lot of "blocked sites" lately, odd

If that's true than uninstall peer guardian, you have nothing to be afraid of.
 
Anti-Piracy organizations only join torrent swarms for illegal content. They also post bogus torrents to collect IPs of pirates. If Peer Guardian is going crazy, it is most likely because the torrent is a decoy to collect IPs. The data you are downloading is also most likely no good.

Also, your upload bandwidth is huge. If it is encrypted and legit, they may be trying to connect to see what you are seeding? One of these agencies does own your IPS.
 
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Who says I'm pirating?
I'm just sharing freeware.

You essentially did when you said you were using PeerGuardian (pointless if you're legitimately torrenting something, such as Ubuntu) and that you're using Demonoid, a well known piracy site.
 
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_0_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8A306 Safari/6531.22.7)

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You don't need to use peer guardian if the content is legal.

Huh? Uh since you are not doing anything illegal then let me look at your bank account.
 
Huh? Uh since you are not doing anything illegal then let me look at your bank account.

Nice try, but PeerGuardian is set up specifically for blocking IPs for P2P purposes. Unless you're sharing bank account (or other sensitive) information via P2P, there's no good reason to use PeerGuardian.
 
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