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Originally Posted by Brian mike
hummm.. We host content for this website but is all supplied by the Producers or programs/ sponsors. Is hosting content will bring lots of problem like this ?
Sorry to ask, Thanks
Im not alone there is a file "Supporting Documents" on the DMCA notice Probably thousands and thousands of url are in there.
infinite scroll down in the text file you cant count them one by one will take a months lol.
Im thinking now Probably anyone Promoting Fuckyoucash should have a look in Lumen DMCA.
Your not getting the notice in your webmastertool all the time. IMO
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I got no idea. My site in question is still small now, around 2k pages and 100k uniques per month. I've received 2 bogus DMCA's so far.
One mentioned above and the other one from a sponsor I'm not promoting nor hosting their content obviously.
Well this is not a problem at all for me. The problem would be if they submited something bogus to Google, I'm afraid it could hurt my serps...
Aggressive competition uses dirty techniques like this. Something similar happened to me a few years ago. I had nice clean legit mainstream site and someone submitted it to lists/directories of harmful & virus infected sites. My serps went down immediately to shit, the site never recovered from this and I lost 80% of my earnings.
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Originally Posted by celandina
Stupid ? Not always. Our Business Affairs on occassion sends DMCA to various sites that do NOT host our content ( like review sites or various directories), BUT they point our content to pirate sites, in such they participate in teft. The conclusion usually is that the link to the content gets redeirected to us, or the listing is removed. No hassles.  |
I wasn't hyperlinking to any content in question either.
