take a look here http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/51756/limited-offer-reseller-hosting-account-1-67-mo-20gb-hdd-offshore-romania-no-dmca

I recently been looking for some scan servers & although fully legal it seems to be an issue finding some after 4 different hosts dropped us they generate alot of abuse complaints although the

Some providers abide by laws which dont actually govern them (like DMCA in EU) because the provider is either not bothered to waste their time over a few dollars verifying the legitimacy of the legal

Why not? Providers should stick to laws mainly and if DMCA doesn't apply well why should they comply? If they receive something, that applies in their country and they have to react then they should.

Our VPS are DMCA free, and linking content is not a criminal act.

Oh. Well, I don't know the procedure as I've never involved myself in it. Any DMCA request I've ever received for a client's account (not many) was forwarded to me from the ISP.

regarding DMCA in RU - no one will ever care, only local copyright holder could enforce up to site ban via government agency. If you have any questions regarding it - you may ask me. Russians cares o

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As odd as it sounds, I can't say I've ever received a DMCA for H@H.

The DMCA is a regulation that normally applies to internet service providers in the United States. There are copyright laws in other countries, which may be loosely defined and have a different name.

No limits and we don't care WHAT YOU HOST.. Locations in US, Canada, france, UK, Japan, Australia. And for those DMCA scared folks even Antartica.. Thats right ANTARTICA no countries LAWS apply there.

@HostNun but the DMCA notice does not go to the ISP. It goes to the court, and only then is it passed on. Assuming it passes that hurdle then Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere

I understand that. I meant those to whom DMCA notices do not apply may still be interested in knowing that a request had been sent to them, regardless of how juridically meaningless it may be.

Not true at all - Wahome, 2x4, Anders and many others don't give a single sh*t about any DMCA or EUCD.

There are no way to ignore DMCA or abuses in Russia. All providers follow (however many can simply miss them because they are so bad that even don't monitor e-mails). Even if they don't need to follow

I suspect that a DMCA request will just get binned in countries where they carry no legal weight. In fact I doubt you could find one Russian provider who's got the time for such extracurricular activi

Yeah, I was generally equating 'ignores DMCA' to 'heightened freedom of speech' without applying any moral judgement.

I found this on one site: "The DMCA is a U.S. law aimed at U.S. hosts. If the site is hosted in a country outside the U.S., the law doesn’t apply and, nor do the stock letters. This doesn’t r

I understand it's not quite a paradise of free expression there yet, but we're a little beyond the samizdat days, I would think. Plus, don't they ignore DMCA requests?