December 12, 2010

Re: Internet usage infringement notification

Dear Mr. Sharp,

Thank you for choosing iiNET as your service provider.

In accordance with current Federal Government Communications regulations, we are now obliged to examine the browsing history of all iiNET customers to ensure that appropriate community standards of decency are being maintained and that inappropriate, obscene, illegal or offensive material is not being accessed.

On October 14, 2010, you accessed a YouTube page containing the words “Adolescent Sex”. Before we report this information to the appropriate Federal authorities, we seek clarification about the type of material you were accessing and would request you contact us immediately to provide us with further information.

Kind Regards,
The Team at iiNET

December 14, 2010

Re: Internet usage infringement notification

Dear iiNET,

If you have access to my browsing history, why don’t you just look up the page yourself?

The page you refer to contains a clip by the pop group Japan from 1978, and the title of the song is “Adolescent Sex”. There’s nothing inappropriate about it, it even went into the charts for a while.

Regards,
Ross Sharp

PS. Kindly tell Senator Stephen Conroy to go fuck himself with a chainsaw. I’m fucking sick of this crap.

March 1, 2011

Re: Your email of March 1, 2011 to fraserv@———

Dear Mr. Sharp,

Thank you for choosing iiNET as your service provider.

In accordance with current Federal Government Communications regulations, any and all electronic correspondence must now be vetted by the appropriate Federal Government authorities to ensure that –

It is not abusive or contain material that may be considered inappropriate, obscene or offensive and does not infringe the copyright of any individual or organisation.

Your email has been placed in a queue and will be released once it has been established these criteria have been met.

Kind Regards,
The Team at iiNET

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June 15, 2015

Re: Your email of March 1, 2011 to fraserv@———

Dear Mr. Sharp,

Thank you for choosing iiNET as your service provider.

Your email of March 1, 2011 has now been released to its intended recipient.

Kind Regards,
The Team at iiNET

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March 11, 2016

Re: Internet usage infringement notification

Dear Mr. Sharp,

Thank you for choosing iiNET as your service provider.

It has come to our attention that you recently attempted (on November 12, 2014) to access information about the organisation Exit International, a pro-e********a advocacy group.

Under current Federal Government Communication regulations, access to, or discussion of e********a is prohibited and subject to prosecution.

It has also come to our attention that you placed an online booking for a one-way international flight to Mexico for January 14, 2015, a well known destination for pro- e********a advocates, where the e********a drug, l******m can be obtained.

We are required by law to notify the appropriate Federal authorities when such information comes to our attention.

Please contact us immediately so that we may clarify these issues with our regulators.

Kind Regards,
The Team at iiNET

April 4, 2017

Re: Internet usage infringement notification

Dear Mr. Sharp,

Thank you for choosing iiNET as your service provider.

We refer to our email to you dated March 11, 2016 to which we have not yet received a reply.

We have attempted to contact you by standard Australia Post mail, however, our communications have been returned to us variously marked, “No longer at this address”, “Not here” and “He’s dead. Fuck off.”

Can you please confirm to us whether or not you are dead.

Kind Regards,
The Team at iiNET