They need to be served a valid subpoena or court order for that. For DMCA requests, they probably won't even care unless they are also hosting the content.

I am actually curious, does DMCA or any illegal stuff apply to domain name ?

Well, if you are looking for offshore VPS, how about this limited promo from Racknerd in Amsterdam, NL? I don't know about the DMCA but you can ask them first.

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Why dmca if you don't host anything?

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I guess there isn't any 100% DMCA provider. Just think about the content that you are hosting. If it is politically sensitive, you would be fine so long as your stance is to their favour.

AlexHost (is DMCA ignored)

I will be using it just to store some of my smaller backups (Nothing against DMCA or anything illegal). Also wanted to run small a small gameserver for me and my friends every now and then as my old V

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not anymore for new customers due of confusion , in more than 50% procent of people looking dmca ignored or "offshore" is think hi can spam , spoofing, carding whatever. So no i will

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For 90% of the american hosters this would become a night-mare and a business killer. For the rest of the world it would be a great chance to officially cut themselves loose from the DMCA abomination.

U.S. Senate is/may be updating/changing the DMCA law according to this report.

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epik is in favor of free-speech. And Rob Monster, its owner is quite a popular guy among domainers! I've not come across any public accusation about epik suspending domains for DMCA/infringement. Ther