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TeamGlobal · 06-09-2009, 04:32 PM

Hi Amy,

Malok's approach does work. I have personally used it many times and have yet to have a situation where the webhost did not remove the infringing material.

Also, htmlbasiceditor's suggestion of taking a look at the http://www.plagiarismtoday.com website is an excellent idea.

You will have to send your DMCA takedown notice to the right department of the webhost. Typically you can find an email address by looking at the Whois record. You may also want to Google "webhostname.com DMCA" to view the policy page of the webhost if there is one.

Good luck in getting this resolved.

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TeamGlobal Junior Member Join Date: 12-22-06 Posts: 4 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	Hi Amy, Malok's approach does work. I have personally used it many times and have yet to have a situation where the webhost did not remove the infringing material. Also, htmlbasiceditor's suggestion of taking a look at the http://www.plagiarismtoday.com website is an excellent idea. You will have to send your DMCA takedown notice to the right department of the webhost. Typically you can find an email address by looking at the Whois record. You may also want to Google "webhostname.com DMCA" to view the policy page of the webhost if there is one. Good luck in getting this resolved.