Penalty for breaking the 2257-law?

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  • More Booze
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2004
    • 5116
    #1

    Penalty for breaking the 2257-law?

    I live in europe.
    Im hosting my sites in Amsterdam.

    What would the penalty be if I hosted in USA and didnt have all the 2257 info?

    The server gets shut down, would anthing else happen?

    (of course I dont have any CP pics or other illegal stuff on my server)
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    • jacked
      sperm tail
      • May 2004
      • 11019
      #2
      i'm not sure but i think they would just suspend your hosting account till you complied or something as long as your not located in the US i don't think they'll fine you or anything
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        • wyldblyss
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2003
          • 5779
          #3
          Well, from the way things sound now...nothing. Hosting companies are not held accountable, only the person. Since you are not a U.S. citizen then they can't make you comply with 2257. Now that does not mean that a hosting company or sponsor can't decide not to do business with you, but legally there is not much the U.S. gov't can do.

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            • Herb Kornfield
              Is on the 1
              • Sep 2002
              • 4996
              #4
              Talk to a lawyer for advice on 2257.

              Boards arent the place for something as serious as this.

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                • Jakke PNG
                  ex-TeenGodFather
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 20306
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Herb Kornfield
                  Talk to a lawyer for advice on 2257.

                  Boards arent the place for something as serious as this.
                  Whatcha talking about?
                  I get all my legal and medical advice from GFY.
                  ..and I'm off.

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                    • SpeakEasy
                      Confirmed User
                      • Sep 2002
                      • 2681
                      #6
                      Originally posted by wyldblyss
                      Well, from the way things sound now...nothing. Hosting companies are not held accountable, only the person. Since you are not a U.S. citizen then they can't make you comply with 2257. Now that does not mean that a hosting company or sponsor can't decide not to do business with you, but legally there is not much the U.S. gov't can do.
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                        • Sexzity
                          Confirmed User
                          • Jun 2002
                          • 1329
                          #7
                          Originally posted by wyldblyss
                          Well, from the way things sound now...nothing. Hosting companies are not held accountable, only the person. Since you are not a U.S. citizen then they can't make you comply with 2257. Now that does not mean that a hosting company or sponsor can't decide not to do business with you, but legally there is not much the U.S. gov't can do.
                          But if you get a letter or other things from the US goverment, I would recomment you not to travel to US.

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