I'm fairly sure @bluevm had a thread they opened a few months back where they ranted about abusive DMCA groups with inaccurate record keeping. I think his policy of requiring certified mail makes sens

We rarely get DMCA's and most of the time they're not even accurate. How do we know what a user is downloading? Our privacy policy forbids us from entering a users container/VM without permission from

October 11, Chief post about the DMCA takedown from LimeStoneNetworks. (unrelated just timeline)

I wonder when will they receive a DMCA or something. After all, it is copyrighted work.

@Mao true, DMCA is a US thing. Replace the word DMCA with the equivalent for the EU (yes, thee is one).

OK, but both DMCA and ramhost are from US, when i was pointing to DMCA was to show that isp should and have safe harbour under the law provided they respect some provisions.

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That dmca provision wasn't meant for that interpretation. If a house has one ISP account and multiple people inside sharing the connection, who is first responsible for the use of the ISP connection?

Passed on October 12, 1998, by a unanimous vote in the United States Senate and signed into law by President Bill Clinton on October 28, 1998, the DMCA amended Title 17 of the United States Code to ex

I have some trouble too about ripped websites, you know, my websites also got ripped some of them. I think I can get a solutions too here, especially, no one cares about DMCA in my country... sigh...

DMCA is a U.S. law and the law is only legally enforceable against sites hosted in the US (and American owned web hosts that operate in other countries). If the clone site isn't hosted in the US you

As others have said your best bet is DMCA.

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If it got cloned, ever heard of DMCA?

there and moved things elsewhere. Mainly, had a DMCA thing that was impossible per se. Followed by second one from same entity. CoreXchange's position was zero tolerance and next time we snip your

From my observation, we get a complaint for about 1-2% of our customers in any given calendar month. The customer who these DMCA notices are targeted for received 5 in the last 3 days, and I really th

We get tons of automated DMCA for P2P and Websites; i already tried to tell them that what the customer does is not illegal and that DMCA in Europe is worthless at all and that they should stop sendin

Technically they're not even DMCA notices because they're not even citing the DMCA law (17 USC § 512, http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/512) in their communications, or asking that material be

But when there sending the DMCA to the wrong person you can sue them right? As we have had loads of DMCAs that don't even belong to our ranges.