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IANAL, but sending a DMCA notice to India? Really! I don't remember India being under US jurisdiction. Waste of money.
by pjstevns 13y ago
IANAL, but sending a DMCA notice to India? Really! I don't remember India being under US jurisdiction. Waste of money.
- dredmorbius 13y agoActually, to Australia, where dndwebtech seems to be hosted presently, but that would be similarly outside US jurisdiction. Still, while it probably won't help, I don't see how sending a DMCA notice could hurt -- worst that might happen is that someone will laugh at you over the Internet. I've had worse. Actually, worse might be that the pirate would send a DMCA takedown to your hosting provider. I've seen reports of this happening, from Indian firms no less.
- Concours 13y ago"Actually, worse might be that the pirate would send a DMCA takedown to your hosting provider." Now, that would be funny , lol . I shall probably send their hosting provider a short note about this.
- dredmorbius 13y agoJust FYI: sending their hosting provider a note (other than a takedown / copyright violation notice) won't do much to prevent you from receiving a notice. You might want to put your hosting provider on notice that your content has been misappropriated, and to disregard DMCA notices from anyone claiming the reverse.
- IceyEC 13y agoActually, they'd be sending the DMCA to Google to have it removed from Search, not attempting to remove it from the internet