Although no safe-harbor is spelled out like the DMCA, typically these liabilities are implemented to be limited if an ISP performs duties to not promote infringement - hence why some ISPs will pass

Onshore hosts mostly follow dmca while offshore host give you a flexible option or totally ignore it

Yes i mean the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)

i still live in the Netherlands, could DMCA charge me/ take it to court?

You're confusing DMCA.com (a commercial site owned by a Canadian company that sells "DMCA" protection services and has no legal authority) with the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright

They were pretty clear. They comply with valid DMCA notices, as they notify them of an user hosting or transmitting copyrighted material anyway.

Then ask them if they ignore DMCA.

Not true. A lot of internet companies are registered in the state of Delaware, USA but operating abroad. DMCA has a binding extraterritorial reach if your are an american company operating abroad.

DMCA is an Act, it's not an organization.

DMCA doesn't apply in the EU. Copyright laws do.

I'm from the Netherlands i rent a server in Germany, somehow i downloaded a file thats DMCA protected with the server !O:

Comodo and DMCA logos/buttons are not a sign that you are in any way "trusted" or "verified". It's that simple.

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I agree about SSL & Paypal but what has DMCA certificate & public template got to do with being a good host?

* free dmca seal

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@mazker I found too much typos, for example:

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There is no need to add that, DMCA does not build customers' trust. On the other hand, no one is going to copy your website, it's a template.

http://www.dmca.com/Protection/Status.aspx?ID=e46ced15-24f4-4761-ba90-2fdb2ab11725