As for Skrill, vStoike.ru @jamaica can manually process your order to my knowledge. They don't follow DMCA, according to his words.

I don't know of anyone ever receiving an abuse/DMCA complaint at OVH/Online.net in my group of friends. Just don't send in a sales ticket to a host asking if they'll let you break the law - the answer

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I actually do. I help seed a lot of games that need seeders (legal) but I might download movies every now and then and I don't want to deal with DMCA notices.

We can ignore mostly DMCA on our Netherlands location if you have legal torrents.

Yes but stealing copyrighted content is obviously not in the public domain. The OP wouldn't be worried about the DMCA if he was only downloading content released into the public domain.

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@perennate Sure... hide under that excuse. Just because it's not something of physical (something you can touch) worth doesn't mean it still holds a value. Just like the op's example, DMCA ignored, ge

Is it really true that you nullroute without giving the customer any time to remove the DMCAed content first? That's really the only bad thing I could find in reviews about you guys but those reviews

DMCA ignored

He can ignore DMCA all day long, and probably acted on EUCD else there WOULD be a CLEAR violation of UK/EU laws and he WOULD be prosecuted in UK already (as others before).

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DMCA being a US law doesn't always make a difference...

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RE: DMCA

DMCA is strictly a USA law. We for example do not recognize it in Hong Kong but HK does have it's own laws against copyright. If you hosted in Hong Kong, many hosts may ignore a DMCA notice. However t

Anyway from what I understand as a non-lawyer: most countries (if not any) have their own copyright laws and agreements between other countries. DMCA is a copyright law in the USA (only) and as such i

Not my fault you are contradicting yourself, what is correct, you are looking to host warez and nulled software, or not? If you want to host those, then you need a bulletproof service, if you do not,

I know, but gov can anytime decide to strictly enforce the laws. There's no real provider encouraging hosting copyrighted content, those "no dmca" thing are just wordplays.