DMCA might not apply outside the US (unless it's a US owned host or data center with a location outside the US) but every country has its own copyright laws so you can still file a copyright complaint

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I believe its generally acceptable to shame the company that ripped your assets, as well as sending a DMCA request

True but it's important the OP knows the DMCA limits.

http://www.dmca.com/signup/

That's right, because every other country has their own local laws that do the same. Look up 'DMCA', it won't say "worldwide copyright law", it's just the copyright law of the US, th

Simply fill in a DMCA with google. That should fix your problems, his copied content would have no value anymore and you're not getting any penalties. I would leave it at that to save yourself time an

send in a DMCA, or if they are located in a non-us country (or puppet state) then you are stuck. DMCA is a US law and does not apply anywhere else

A) File Dmca complaint

DMCA notice. Preferably they're with a reputable provider who will take down the site if they don't comply. It's usually in provider's TandCs that the client does not host stolen content.

Nope. Even if you don't seed you can still be DMCA'd.

Personal torrents are allowed for legal content. We will act on DMCA notices in line with our ToS

Resource abuse is generally what you would justify the termination over if it was out of hand and didn't involve a DMCA. Less experienced hosts have a tendency to forget to justify their actions by th

we got two last month, DMCA take down notice.

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I think they mean abuse as in DMCA notices or related documents - via email etc.

You know what I meant. No dmca/copyright violation contents

Try DDOSing this one guys. Try DMCA'ing this one. Nope.

* I am not responsible for licensing. Bring your own broadcasting license. Any takedown notice by DMCA / RIAA will be taken serious.

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