FileProHost.com Launches ! Earn $$$ With Our Affiliate Program
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Real SCAM Host.
mydesipanu
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ha ha ha .......admin have a team and make us fool .....friend don't waist your time
they have a team for making people fool....
! , if u want to upload porn then this host is not for u !!!Exactly ! Illegal software, illegal porn and pirated music will not be tolerated.
We really don't scam anybody. We pay our uploaders , we proved ourselves already and we will keep posting payment proofs.
And as for counter DMCA matter - those files we are talking about are mostly illegal, about 90% of them.
On a brighter note, we really consider improving our design. A new theme will be coming soon.
We really don't scam anybody. We pay our uploaders , we proved ourselves already and we will keep posting payment proofs.
And as for counter DMCA matter - those files we are talking about are mostly illegal, about 90% of them.
On a brighter note, we really consider improving our design. A new theme will be coming soon.
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hmm well this host deletes your files if they are passworded. so I think no dice here.
ALso no way to counter a DMCA take down. 90% of my dmca reports are from rival uploaders who just want to make money.
If we cannot counter the claim then it is not a real DMCA claim, how can this host tell what is actually infringing and what a rival uploader, trying to corner the market on the same files I share?
I would like to see these so called DMCA reports because being a web admin myself I do deal with DMCA takedowns, 1000s have been filed but guess what? They were what is called "malformed" meaning not proper DMCA takedowns, and not legal. I removed 2 total articles from my website because they were legal takedowns.
These hosts should force those that claim they want stuff taken down, to write the proper paperwork and not to take down stuff unless they adhear to proper rules. (this would keep most uploaders from reporting rival uploads).
I am betting that all you need to take down a file is to send these guys an email with a list:
here is a list of files that I want you to take down:
and claim they are the owner of it.
interesting they can claim ownership of a file after it has been posted on a site for 15 minutes.
ALso no way to counter a DMCA take down. 90% of my dmca reports are from rival uploaders who just want to make money.
If we cannot counter the claim then it is not a real DMCA claim, how can this host tell what is actually infringing and what a rival uploader, trying to corner the market on the same files I share?
I would like to see these so called DMCA reports because being a web admin myself I do deal with DMCA takedowns, 1000s have been filed but guess what? They were what is called "malformed" meaning not proper DMCA takedowns, and not legal. I removed 2 total articles from my website because they were legal takedowns.
These hosts should force those that claim they want stuff taken down, to write the proper paperwork and not to take down stuff unless they adhear to proper rules. (this would keep most uploaders from reporting rival uploads).
I am betting that all you need to take down a file is to send these guys an email with a list:
here is a list of files that I want you to take down:
and claim they are the owner of it.
interesting they can claim ownership of a file after it has been posted on a site for 15 minutes.
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MooreBraaains
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uh? this isn't good. All your files withpasswords or just some?
yah cool! we know ALL about EMPTY boxes:
this is how this host thinks you write dmca:
hey these files I do not like, please remove them for me I do not wish to give you any assurance that I am the owner of these files or own any rights to them but just take them down because I am going to upload them again myself and want to make some money.
I think this file is infringing someone should report it:
this is how this host thinks you write dmca:
hey these files I do not like, please remove them for me I do not wish to give you any assurance that I am the owner of these files or own any rights to them but just take them down because I am going to upload them again myself and want to make some money.
I think this file is infringing someone should report it:
Code:
http://www.fileprohost.com/bdfu7iv7n30j
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RazzMan you got my attention. I will get my hands on some official DMCA complaints and I will post them here.
Hmm, what's going on? Those 3 payments proofs pics are not displayed properly.
Let's have another go.
http://s16.postimage.org/6t0jowbz7/paypal_proof6.jpg
http://s16.postimage.org/41h9yadgj/paypal_proof5.jpg
http://s16.postimage.org/hh4anqlyb/paypal_proof4.jpg
Hmm, what's going on? Those 3 payments proofs pics are not displayed properly.
Let's have another go.
http://s16.postimage.org/6t0jowbz7/paypal_proof6.jpg
http://s16.postimage.org/41h9yadgj/paypal_proof5.jpg
http://s16.postimage.org/hh4anqlyb/paypal_proof4.jpg
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OK I will take it back they are in the learning stages of this business and they are trying
Section 512(c)(3), which is referred to in the DMCA, continues by providing a list of six different elements which each letter must contain to be legally valid. While that goes a long way to clarifying the elements required of such a notice, it can be difficult to figure out how to meet the requirements adequately in a short letter. However, once you pierce through the legalese, the requirements are actually very simple.
The Required Elements
According to Section 512(c)(3), the required elements of a DMCA notice are as follows:
(i)A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
(ii)Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or, if multiple copyrighted works at a single online site are covered by a single notification, a representative list of such works at that site. ( a DMCA take down for EACH link [not filename] that they feel is infringing)
not likely that there was 15 takedown notices for 15 different files uploaded at different times and some not even posted in public
seems they understand me now so I have edited my post so as not to seem so hostile
question to zurby:
how can you assure that the complaints are from the rights holders and not from rival uploaders trying to cash in? Did you personally call the complaint holders?
Section 512(c)(3), which is referred to in the DMCA, continues by providing a list of six different elements which each letter must contain to be legally valid. While that goes a long way to clarifying the elements required of such a notice, it can be difficult to figure out how to meet the requirements adequately in a short letter. However, once you pierce through the legalese, the requirements are actually very simple.
The Required Elements
According to Section 512(c)(3), the required elements of a DMCA notice are as follows:
(i)A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
(ii)Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or, if multiple copyrighted works at a single online site are covered by a single notification, a representative list of such works at that site. ( a DMCA take down for EACH link [not filename] that they feel is infringing)
not likely that there was 15 takedown notices for 15 different files uploaded at different times and some not even posted in public
seems they understand me now so I have edited my post so as not to seem so hostile
question to zurby:
how can you assure that the complaints are from the rights holders and not from rival uploaders trying to cash in? Did you personally call the complaint holders?
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It's not a big deal to check. We get e-mail and right after calls from companies. The ugliest case that almost got us into big trouble was one with some pedophile porn. We we're e-mailed and called. I will post our complaints so i can close everybody;s mouths!
I just need to get my hands on them.
I just need to get my hands on them.
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