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Originally Posted by adtrafic
In another thread from a year ago, someone posted screenshots of DMCA Privacy Prevention and other such companies sending takedowns to Amazon and NASA for the keyword Rabbit Hole which was a model's nickname.
What I mean is that this is your personal experience based on specific content. It may also be that if there is a counter notification, the DMCA company will not inform you. In my experience, 99% of these companies do not even answer or read any emails.
Do you have an affiliate program so that there is a counter notification by someone who uses the content legitimately? Is it worth it to submit a counter notification if the legitimately used content has no traffic or does not rank?
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Read my post above about cam babes registering a domain and using it, and not use something common as Rabit Hole. I believe if she had a legit domain rabbithole.com she would not have had the issue.
My DCMA service NOT only answers e mails promptly but I can also pick up a phone and phone them and I did ( at least initially) when I was not clear on something.
No we have NO affiliate program, we let our content stand on its own. This avoids problems. Our DMCA service avoids taking down anything of ours if it is watermarked and shorter then 15 minutes. I have noticed recently that few pirates ( living off clicks) got tired of uploading our content ( 90 + min. movies and the content being taken down almost immediately), they started to cut the movies to short clips and watermark them. The irony is that these ( so far only few) pirates are almost our affiliates promoting our content.
