I issued Mr Stiff a DMCA on Jan. 3rd to remove some stolen content and still no action.
What's the average time frame these days for a site to take action on DMCA?
What's the average time frame these days for a site to take action on DMCA?
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Now hit the
1. Host
2 Forward the DMCA to Google
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The new thing now for people not in the U.S. is to just say "fuck you". On Web hosting talk I'm seeing all sorts of people discuss "DMCA free" hosting presumably meaning hosts who will ignore DMCA requests. You would think that the industry would have came together long ago and formed a trade organization to help sue people around the world and take legal action but Ha ha. Besides sadly most of the people at the top now are the scumbags themselves.
I wish you luck though. Give 'em hell.
You don't like my posts? Put me on ignore or fuck right off. I'll say what I want.
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I sent it to the host as well and they replied wanting my IP. I bet they do so they can block me from viewing more of my stolen videos.Comment
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I've seen that DMCA and we're monitoring for an outcome, keep us informed.
If it comes down to a battle of resources, the anti piracy groups against the pirates then the pirates win hands down, because for all the complaints about piracy, very few people will spend time, money or resources on dealing with it.Comment
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