Getting sued, want to share my thoughts!

Ask the hosting company to show you the DMCA form that the lawyer filled to get your address and if they don't show it then they dont have it and in such case show them a picture of your penis. Actually they shouldn't give him your address even with a DMCA notice. They just suspend your account in such case.

Also ask about their privacy policy and how did they dare to expose your personal info without a court order.

Ah and when this crap ends. Switch to another host. bhw, what is the hosting company? shitlist it asap.

Ha ha ha! In fact I would send a copy of your penis to all parties involved - just in case;)
 
ezlegion and extrawinner (members from bhw) have some bulletproof hosting. could be interesting for you you'll find the thread via search. I'm also interested in who the host is.

Ha ha ha! In fact I would send a copy of your penis to all parties involved - just in case

i second that! :D
 
These days, peoples are trying to make money from everything. For exemple sue some owner of little website that make only 1$.... Sad...

Yes, including from someone else's content..:rolleyes:
 
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Just take the pictures down and ignore the pricks who sent the letter, they are just trying to find people who get scared easily to try and get money off them. If they just keep sending these letters to more and more people they'll end up getting paid from some % of the people. That's the business model they use.
 
This is not those mongrels from RightHaven that are suing you is it?
 
This is not those mongrels from RightHaven that are suing you is it?

The tables have been turned on RightHaven...they are in some pretty serious legal trouble at the moment here in Vegas. A federal judge here in town seriously questioned the validity of their lawsuits and the company was recently ordered to pay penalties and attorneys for a frivolous lawsuit. If things keep up they won't be around for long:

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...ighthaven-now-starts-paying-those-it-sued.ars
 
Fucking companies do not understand that when they publish something on internet from that moment on it belongs to everyone.

FREE INFORMATION.FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS
 
Fucking companies do not understand that when they publish something on internet from that moment on it belongs to everyone.

FREE INFORMATION.FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS
:haha:

You wish. In the USA at least, full copyright protection applies no matter what method of publication was used!
 
In the U.S. to sue someone, you have to file in the county/state where the civil infraction was caused, then you have to use a process server or local law enforcement officer to "SERVE A SUMMONS". That is the que that you are being sued.

A letter sent to a physical address is just a way of saying.....hey, I got cha!!!

If a summons has to be issued in the UK to bring a suit, then they are only f-ing with your head with this letter.
 
$1 per day? Are lawyers REALLY that greedy?

Just remove the content, tell them you're sorry, and inform that that you never made more than a buck per day from it.

WAIT, THE COMPANY THAT SENT YOU THAT LETTER ISN'T APPLE, IS IT?
 
that just made me laugh, and also gave me motivation to make an autoblog, what are they like ? 100% automatic ? damn, I will make 100 blogs and make 100 dolars a day
 
So there is no proof then. Don't worry.

Google offers a service to look at d previous version of website.
So 'no proof' trick is not gonna work.
Actually nothing is gonna work. They can case against you but can get nothing from you.
Talk to them, remove the copyrighted material. Thats it. You r on you way then.
 
They might sue you and win, but they can't collect what you don't have. :)

This is the first rule of litigation. You can't sue someone without tons of assets it just doesn't justify the legal fees. 99% sure this letter is just to scare you. Good luck though mate and keep us posted
 
If you've already taken the blog down I would just ignore it and don't answer the letter. If you reply to them then they know they've got the right person.

I bet those fuckers send out about a hundred of them a week, the ones that reply are the ones they'll go after.
 
Aha, I've been in this kind of situation too many times. Infact, I was 'sued' by an individual I knew, for taking a domain name they were intending to buy. How petty? I said to the millionaire, yes. Millionaire, that's right. "I'll see you at the lawsuit."

Next day, I get a cease and desist - Copied and pasted. I reply back, saying I want any communication via Phone or written format. Nothing happens. They made the excuse that they had filed for trademark hours before I took the domain.

Oh, and did I mention that the domain wasn't mine? And that I'm 15.
 
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