DMCA
Policy on Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Greetings from this website (referred to as the ‘Site’). We value the rights of intellectual property just as we expect others to value ours. As per the regulations of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Title 17, United States Code, Section 512(c), a copyright owner or their representative can submit a takedown notice to our DMCA Agent listed below. Being an internet service provider, we are eligible to claim immunity from such infringement claims under the “safe harbor” provisos of the DMCA. In order to submit a genuine infringement claim, you must present a notice to us containing the following details:
Notice of Infringement – Claim
- A signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative;
- Identification of the copyrighted work alleged to be infringed;
- Identification of the infringing material to be removed with the necessary information for location;
- Contact information of the complaining party;
- A statement confirming the unauthorized use of the material;
- A statement affirming the accuracy of the information provided and the legitimacy of the complainant’s authority.
According to Title 17 USC §512(f), there are civil penalties against individuals who misrepresent information in a notification of infringement under 17 USC §512(c)(3).
Submit all takedown notices through our Contact page preferably via email for quick attention.
Kindly note that we may disclose the identity and details of any copyright infringement claim we receive with the alleged infringing party. By submitting a claim, you agree that your identity and claim can be shared with the alleged infringer.
Counter Notification – Restoration of Material
If you have received a takedown notice due to a copyright infringement claim, you can provide us with a counter notification in writing to have the material reinstated. The notification must contain the following elements as per 17 USC Section 512(g)(3):
- Your signature.
- Description of the removed material and its original location.
- A statement that you believe in good faith the material was taken down by mistake.
- Your contact information, consent to jurisdiction of the federal district court, and acceptance of service of process.
Send your counter notice through our Contact page, with email being the preferred method.
Repeat Infringer Policy
We have a strict policy against copyright infringement. Under the repeat infringer policy of the DMCA, we keep a record of DMCA notices and actively identify repeat infringers. Persistent violators of our policy will face termination of their accounts.
Modifications
We retain the right to alter the content of this page and its DMCA handling policy at any time and for any reason. We advise you to revisit this page regularly to stay informed about any changes in the policy.