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[jorel]

I found this website hosted with godday, and the website CLEARLY (Like, very very very clearly) has tons of copyrighted material on it. I sent in a report to godddady's copyright email, and they sent me to some stupid term link and said I needed to be the copyright holders. WTF? The guy has movies and all kinds of stuff for download! How can godaddy just look the other way when someone reports it?!

How do i stop this guys website if goddaddy is trying to protect them!

THIS IS WHAT GODADDY SENT:

Dear Dan,

Thank you for contacting the Copyright Claims Department. It is our
policy to actively assist with decreasing intellectual property
infringement on the Internet. We work regularly with both the courts and
law enforcement to ensure that this abuse is curtailed. Unfortunately,
your submitted complaint has been deemed incomplete.

In compliance with the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act), we have
created a Copyright and Trademark dispute policy to help get this matter
resolved. You can review Go Daddy's Trademark and Copyright Policy found
at the following URL:

http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/legal_agreements/show_doc.asp?se=%2B&pageid=TRADMARK%5FCOPY

We can not compile a complete notification (as defined by Section B,
Items i-vi) through a series of emails. Please include all six required
items in a single email. Once you submit a complete notification to this
department, we will take the necessary action as outlined in both our
stated policy and the DMCA.

If you have any further questions, please contact us at this email
address.

Regards,


Copyright Department
GoDaddy.com
[email protected]

[bronsin]

unless you are the copyright holder, they wont do anything about it.

like, if those are YOUR videos up there and you hold the copyright, yeah, go ahead, raise hell.

but if your just pointing out that its copywritten material, then they cant do anything because you dont hold any rights to that material.

godaddy just registers domain names. they cant control what people put up unless it somehow violates their own terms of service by way of like, nudity or adult content or something