You're 100%, undoubtedly, focusing your anger at the wrong party. Taking CF out of the equation of your problem won't fix the problem. It won't take the site do

You're 100%, undoubtedly, focusing your anger at the wrong party. Taking CF out of the equation of your problem won't fix the problem. It won't take the site down. It won't stop their behavior. What I think is happening: you've exhausted several paths of recourse; the no-name website operators aren't responding; the fly-by-night hosting provider in eastern europe says they won't do anything; but you hit a stroke of luck. In some small, insignificant way, in a tracert or a dig to the perpetrators site, an American Big Tech company popped up. Finally; a name I recognize; someone may listen. Anger is given focus. CF could act. It wouldn't change anything. Not for the site; not for the artists you support; not for you. I don't know what the right course of action to fix your problem is; I don't have any experience in that domain. I hope you find it, because that situation does suck. But I do know: you can blame CF today, maybe they act, and tomorrow it'll be someone else. You'll be stuck on that treadmill forever.