How hosting provider handle DMCA in this situation

[btkkzztb]

Assuming I am a classic file sharing provider and I host my homepage filelocker dot com at provider Provider-A.


However, all my files are located at different servers from different providers, for example


server-foo.filelocker.com hosted at Provider-B (offshore)
server-bar.filelocker.com hosted at Provider-C (offshore)


So the questions are


1. Can I claim that I do not host copyrighted content when Provider-A forward me DMCA.


2. Has anyone experience this situation before?

Thank you.

 

[RepkoNetworks]

Provide sufficient evidence that you don't have any copyrighted material.

 

[Niccolas]

Sorry for a little off topic: from which offshore country do you lease a servers?

 

[RepkoNetworks]

You actually wouldn't even get a notice from provider A. Because if provider A looks and sees that you have no files, your fine.

 

[btkkzztb]

You actually wouldn't even get a notice from provider A. Because if provider A looks and sees that you have no files, your fine.

Thanks for your reply.

If I rent a dedicated server with provider A, they have no change to look at my files.

I am afraid that if they receive a dmca of one of my link (html page not the file itself) and they will just act on the fact that I host my homepage on their network.

 

[reedjones]

yup

You actually wouldn't even get a notice from provider A. Because if provider A looks and sees that you have no files, your fine.

yeah basically what he said