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Originally Posted by celandina
You make no sense. I need somebody to find the illegal content, then generate DMCA notice and also do Google de listing. I pay for the service. I have NO time to chase.
Below are samples of a report .
They were averaging about 1000 DMCAs/ month using dedicated software with key words I have given to them. There is NO way anybody can fuck around with sending these manually... and did somebody mentioned fax?? 
I have listed as an example about 20 take downs from about a 1000 in that month: |
With all due respect, you misunderstood my post.
While you may *believe* (genuinely) that the answer is in having someone run bots/spiders against your chosen keywords, you will simply not receive the desired results.
Correct me if I'm wrong or speaking out of line here, but you want to make your content scarce, and be the one in control, and make it so that they have to purchase either a VOD version or a DVD version if you still offer them.
My point being; no one will care about those notices sent by people who are involved in running bots/spidering. They send so many notices per day to the hosts that they don't pay it attention, and if a customer chose to ignore them -- the host won't follow up because they're seen as an annoyance, not as a LEGITIMATE request from a LEGITIMATE representative.
You have a very niche product, and you don't need as much time as you believe. Type your brand name and search for illegal downloads every few days, and you can get the links in an hour.
You don't have to DMCA _every single link_, and if they say that you do: have your counsel call them out on it. If you can prove a pattern of willful infringement, and repeat abuse. You can just hit them with one of the links from the uploader, and request for his account to be terminated.
Just don't give up, or believe money-hungry people. It can be done, and it's being done.
P.S. Emails can be ignored, and claimed that they haven't been received. Every datacenter has a dedicated fax number for legal matters (subpoenas, etc) it's the next best thing to registered mail. Even though I would say that both of them are good, especially if you want to prove that you're not backing down.