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I give you a hint. His domain is German, but he is in the USA. To be able to do so, he needs an Admin in Germany responsible to receive any complaints and legal
by coldarchon 15y ago
I give you a hint. His domain is German, but he is in the USA. To be able to do so, he needs an Admin in Germany responsible to receive any complaints and legal actions.
http://denic.de/domainbedingungen.html http://denic.de/domainbedingungen.html
Read §3. Don't have the time to translate, I used google:
"If the domain holder is not domiciled in Germany, he appoints a Germany-based administrative contact shall also be the person authorized by § 184 of the Zivilpro-zessordnung, § 132 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, § 56, paragraph 3 of the Administrative Procedure Code and § 15 of the administrative procedure Act and the relevant provisions of the Administrative procedure law of the countries."
I doubt he has one, and our laws are very strict about scamming. The keyword here is "Abmahung", which can become very expensive ..
- westiseast 15y agoIt's a shared community site, with hosted blogs. The maintainers of that site and other bloggers all seem fine, and I think there's possibly some connection with Germany, hence the hosting. I contacted the owners, so they should be aware of what one of their bloggers is doing. It's up to them if they take further action.
- coldarchon 15y agoThere is no connection to Germany. http://www.whois.net/whois/teatra.de http://www.whois.net/whois/teatra.de "www.teatra.de (69.175.69.250) located in United States" http://teatra.de/about/ http://teatra.de/about/ And in fact they violate the German law about telemedia. http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/tmg/__5.html http://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/tmg/__5.html Just an email adress and no phone number, no registrar of companies or entry in the commercial register in Germany and I'm very sure the admin won't be able to reply in German. This means they will have to pay for the Abmahnung/warning from a lawyer between 800 and 1.000 € or if they don't provide the information within a given time a fee of 50.000 € for violating § 16 Abs. 2 Nr. 1 TMG (TMG = telemedia law). The German law doesn't tolerate "unavailable" internet commerce.