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  • ApolloCash
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2007
    • 483
    #1

    reporting infringing content

    hey guys


    looking for someone who is skilled in reporting infringing content.

    For instance, when you look here, you get access to tons of content, there are full website-rips of any porn-site you can think of ...

    PORNRIP - 10000 SITERIPS of PAYSITES for FREE PORN DOWNLOAD
    https://www.siterips.org/
    https://www.site-rips.xyz
    https://pornorips.com/
    https://1siterip.com
    http://siteripdownload.com

    and so on...


    We report infringing content everyday. The links get removed. But, new URLs are back online next day. The URLs are encrypted using e.g. WCRYPT service, once reported and removed, new URLs with the same content are generated, encrypted (i assume automatically), using a new URL code, and it is back online the next day. From what i could understand, the content is physically stored at e.g. Keep2share servers, and after the URLs are reported and removed, these fraudsters generate (encrypt) new URLs linking to the same content, so you have to report these new links over and over. They don't delete the content from the servers, just remove links.

    i was thinking to report these pornrips-websites listed above directly to Google, so they don't show up in Google results, but no experience with that....

    Is there even a way how to fight this, or we have to live with that ?
    Peter
    info[} apollocash[} com
    icq: 176-73--77-01
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    • celandina
      Too lazy to set a custom title
      • Jun 2006
      • 11721
      #2
      I have tried ( even hired a GFY member) to "troll" the Internet for my web site and my keywords...she issued about 100 DMCA notices / month, but to no avail, the theives were back the next day. After 2 years we decided to give up....

      Fighting these thieves ( and many are members here) is like fighting a tsunami with an umbrella...

      Good luck and I hope that you will find the miracle us content owners are looking for...

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        • ApolloCash
          Confirmed User
          • Apr 2007
          • 483
          #3
          i realize that to fight these criminals is not easy... anyway, i was wondering if there is someone who has experience in reporting such websites directly to Google, so they won't show up in Google results.
          Peter
          info[} apollocash[} com
          icq: 176-73--77-01

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            • celandina
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Jun 2006
              • 11721
              #4
              Originally posted by ApolloCash
              i realize that to fight these criminals is not easy... anyway, i was wondering if there is someone who has experience in reporting such websites directly to Google, so they won't show up in Google results.
              I also would like to know...

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                • RycEric
                  Confirmed User
                  • Apr 2009
                  • 1313
                  #5
                  If you have the budget, engage multiple vendors. The most successful studios, and also the most prolifically stolen from, have at least 3 or 4 different services removing piracy. Additionally, they have a few folks (or contractors) on staff engaging the ad-hoc sites as well as their lawyers. I know it can feel like charging hell with a bucket of water sometimes, however, there are ways to be successful in both deterrence and mitigation.

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                    • celandina
                      Too lazy to set a custom title
                      • Jun 2006
                      • 11721
                      #6
                      Originally posted by RycEric
                      If you have the budget, engage multiple vendors. The most successful studios, and also the most prolifically stolen from, have at least 3 or 4 different services removing piracy. Additionally, they have a few folks (or contractors) on staff engaging the ad-hoc sites as well as their lawyers. I know it can feel like charging hell with a bucket of water sometimes, however, there are ways to be successful in both deterrence and mitigation.
                      Most of us here doing maybe 10 to 15 K monthly do not have the 20 K to spend your advice requires...

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                        • RycEric
                          Confirmed User
                          • Apr 2009
                          • 1313
                          #7
                          Originally posted by celandina
                          Most of us here doing maybe 10 to 15 K monthly do not have the 20 K to spend your advice requires...
                          There's a lot that can be done that wouldn't come remotely close to that number.
                          Feel free to hit me up and I'd be happy to have a discussion, with you, and go over various strategies I have seen for very little cost.

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                            • emmasexytime
                              Confirmed User
                              • Jan 2015
                              • 4512
                              #8
                              Originally posted by ApolloCash
                              i realize that to fight these criminals is not easy... anyway, i was wondering if there is someone who has experience in reporting such websites directly to Google, so they won't show up in Google results.
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                                • lock
                                  Confirmed User
                                  • Jul 2003
                                  • 5065
                                  #9
                                  Watermark your content so at least it is an advertisement. The ones that will help will be more trouble.
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                                    • doofusultimate
                                      Confirmed User
                                      • Mar 2017
                                      • 166
                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by ApolloCash
                                      i realize that to fight these criminals is not easy... anyway, i was wondering if there is someone who has experience in reporting such websites directly to Google, so they won't show up in Google results.
                                      It's easy if someone knows a bit about scraping your keyword/domain and create a list where your links are and copy and paste those links in google DMCA portal.

                                      We can do that, submit your offer [email protected]

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