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This is what the DMCA is intended for. Once in a while it is legitimate.

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@sb56637 actually I missed where you said the provider is USA based. In that case you could send a formally worded DMCA takedown notice and see if that helps. Like maybe you didn't mention "D

@Janevski Good point. Now that you mention that, I imagine it was probably the result of a hack. I was running Drupal 7 at the time, and got hit by Drupalgeddon. Now the plagiarized site is running D…

Indeed, but a DMCA notice tells the provider anywhere in the world what you are doing on their equipment. So whilst they will probably ignore the DMCA itself, a lot don't seem to realise that DMCA 'f

But, if you do something too stupid and too significant, someone's gonna come after your arse. Doesn't matter whether you used VPN or "offshore, DMCA ignored" hosting.

And no one wants to anger USA it seems. So yea, DMCA is USA but it will own your ars through your local 'DMCA' agency if needed.

IANAL but here is my understanding. DMCA is a US statute that spells out some specific formats and procedures for sending infringement notices and responding to them. It doesn't apply outside the US

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who told you this? DMCA is not ignored in Romania . But generally people just don't report it(they are used to steal sadly) but if a big corporation does it they are on it . They even have an institut

Brother, Romania is part of the EU and while a Romanian hosting provider can completely ignore DMCA requests because they are outside of US Jurisdiction they can't ignore civil / criminal claims by a

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Which makes Luna location the best for defeating DMCA.

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The only thing you have on your side is the fact that you ignore DMCA and a couple of cents off compared to the others. However, the deploy delay, the fact that there's always break-in issues, the cra

* Send DMCA message, that's all.

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