DMCA Content Removal Regulations

Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Content Removal Regulations

We want you to know that we do not have any copyrighted or illegal content on our site. The information we host do not have files that can be copyrighted. We are in correspondence with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”) and general international copyright laws.

However, we still can remove contents from our site if the copyright owner would like us to do so. The following procedure will be performed if:

Send your Claim to [email protected]

The Claim must be written in English language, it must be understandable and in polite form;

The Claim must be sent from company email, Claims sent from free service emails like AOL, Yahoo Gmail, etc. will be rejected;

You must present evidence that shows that you are the copyright holder or that you are acting on behalf of the copyright holder, Full Legal Name (notice this is not an Internet “username”) as the copyright holder;

Only the contents of a plain text email will be processed. Attachments and non-plain text emails will be rejected;

You must present evidence that shows that the content is legally copyrighted and that you are the copyright holder;

The materials that need to be removed must be provided in form of material name and links to direct content pages. We don’t accept links to search queries, categories or subcategories or media pages.

Provide sufficient contact information with a valid email address.

Based on the facts that “Copyright infringement is the use of works protected by copyright law without permission, infringing certain exclusive rights granted to the copyright holder, such as the right to reproduce, distribute, display or perform the protected work, or to make derivative works.” … claims should be aware that “Copyrights, trademarks” and other forms of “intellectual property” are not the same.

And the last thing you need to know is that after your request we will remove the content file only from our website. We can’t remove the contents from other websites hosting it, even if the file has our name on it or in its description.