Romania is pretty good cheap and DMCA non-compliant.

True, I think there is couple of datacenter that really don't care about DMCA. I guess all others are pretty strict about it now.

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All non-US locations are DMCA non-compliant. Of course you still need to stay within the legal boundaries of the location. So it really comes down to what you want to do.

Non US-locations in Europe offshore in terms of DMCA non-compliant

Our servers can certainly be used for personal use and torrenting alike, but please keep in mind we do adhere to all rules, regulations and laws. Meaning any (DMCA) violation will be handled according

They are not dmca friendly. You just with them for 1 month , wait for couple of months before you get famous and they will bring you down.

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What about for more serious offenses (unrelated to DMCA)? Is it enough to track down the customer and forward all relevant details to the authorities requesting them or they go against you first? Or d

With this particular DMCA sender, IGNORE, DELETE, FORWARD TO SPAM. Or better yet, respond saying people with a history of fraudulent DMCA notices need to send it via certified mail.

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Wonder how many people are now taking a look at that particular video mentioned in the DMCA....

You are generally right, the DMCA has not validity outside US jurisdiction (except for semi-legal cases when the long arm you referred to is involved) but in this particular case reaction was necessar

I did send an email to everyone after that is testing them, and told them not to torrent, after I read the DMCA notice.

As long as you have no connections whatsoever to the US you can safely bin a DMCA request (unless the applicable jurisdiction says otherwise of course), but the moment you are in touch with the US in

Yup, that is copyright troll, most of the real DMCA notice out there will not ask you to click a link to pay for the settlement.

I do not think a DMCA is valid in Canada. Again, not that I would really take action if I was inside US borders but I wouldn't be so quick to ignore this within US borders.

as someone who used to process all flavors of DMCA notices, I suggest you pass it on to the infringing customer, but tell them not to respond/click on it/or pay the settlement. This isn't a legitimate

Technically speaking we do not allow people to purchase VPS to resell VPN access to. We're considering implementing a policy that allows people to do so with specific rules/charges involved with DMCA

The server I got the DMCA on is in the US, and I bought the server from a company registered in the US.