Bogus Google DMCAs latety - reference ID?

**mechanicvirus** · 10-16-2024, 11:23 AM

There is none. Google even tells you to check the webmaster search console, but the notices do not contain a reference ID.

**TurboB** · 10-16-2024, 11:27 AM

Originally posted by mechanicvirus

There is none. Google even tells you to check the webmaster search console, but the notices do not contain a reference ID.

Yes, it not exists, and Google gives false information it should be in a fake DMCA notice.

**daviking** · 10-17-2024, 01:12 AM

you can still file a counter without a reference id at:
https://reportcontent.google.com/for...duct=websearch

**Publisher Bucks** · 10-17-2024, 02:07 AM

Counter notices can be filed for incomplete or incorrectly completed takedown notices, obviously without a reference the process takes a little longer, but legally you can by law, send a counter notice.

**Matyko** · 10-17-2024, 02:20 AM

If you click the 'learn more' button you can get the the 'old school' counter notice form, it had some improvements, for example the URLs are limited by number (100) and not by 1000 characters.

A question for experts: I just received the first bunch of 34 Google DMCAs within a very short time, all of them have just 1 URL.
Is it a Must to counter them one by one or is it OK to counter them all at once?

It is so hard to track these DMCAs and counter-notifications, I am doing my best to take care of them all (we are getting all these for 100% legit promo content...) but I am afraid to make a mistake and get fucked by Google...

**V_RocKs** · 10-17-2024, 06:29 AM

Originally posted by Matyko

If you click the 'learn more' button you can get the the 'old school' counter notice form, it had some improvements, for example the URLs are limited by number (100) and not by 1000 characters.

A question for experts: I just received the first bunch of 34 Google DMCAs within a very short time, all of them have just 1 URL.
Is it a Must to counter them one by one or is it OK to counter them all at once?

It is so hard to track these DMCAs and counter-notifications, I am doing my best to take care of them all (we are getting all these for 100% legit promo content...) but I am afraid to make a mistake and get fucked by Google...

Do them all at once. If they are all from the same company.

I'm my case I have a cams aggregator site. So I bundle all of my chaturbate together and then use their terms of service for the models and the affiliates showing they have up their rights for marketing purposes and I was extended those rights for marketing purposes. And check the second box. I'm not the owner, but I have the rights to use the content.

**geirlur** · 10-17-2024, 11:13 AM

Originally posted by V_RocKs

Do them all at once. If they are all from the same company.

I do them all at once even though they are not the same company. I wanna spend as little time as possible on that stuff. Works every time

**daviking** · 10-17-2024, 10:32 PM

Originally posted by geirlur

I do them all at once even though they are not the same company. I wanna spend as little time as possible on that stuff. Works every time

What do you write as reason for the Counter, if you counter all at once? I usually write that the content is not as claimed from onlyfans, but from company xyz, with a link to the content.

**adtrafic** · 10-18-2024, 01:43 AM

I can't find the fucking ID either.

**geirlur** · 10-18-2024, 02:22 AM

Originally posted by daviking

What do you write as reason for the Counter, if you counter all at once? I usually write that the content is not as claimed from onlyfans, but from company xyz, with a link to the content.

I usually write something like "this is a fake dmca from a wellknown scammer, I have the permission to use this content" sometimes I throw in harder insults at them as well :D

**mechanicvirus** · 10-19-2024, 05:36 PM

Originally posted by daviking

What do you write as reason for the Counter, if you counter all at once? I usually write that the content is not as claimed from onlyfans, but from company xyz, with a link to the content.

Always keep it short, sweet and legal sounding: "Permission was granted by copyright owner [site]".

Google doesn't give a fuck about a rant on if a model is "illegally" doing anything, they don't read that shit and go "hmm, yea this GFY webmaster is right, let's pause all DMCA notices for this site and investigate further".

**Goosy** · 12-14-2024, 11:34 AM

Originally posted by adtrafic

I can't find the fucking ID either.

Because there is not any. Google is hiding it

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