Eircom the largest internet service provider (ISP) of Ireland is cracking a whip on all the illegal activities happening under the nose.

The ISP has started to release threatening letters to the ones who are accused of sharing copyrighted material wanting them to surrender out of their own guilty conscience.

And with the recent claim of three strikes and 'off you go' mark has invited a threatening notice in the internet policy.

To the ones who seemingly are not paying heed to the seriousness of the matter warning letters have already been posted where people are singled out on the basis of sharing or using illegal content on the internet.

Meanwhile the sources reveal that Eircom acquires its information from the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA), who in turn use the internet monitoring firm Dtecnet to dig out IP addresses of filesharers.