TurtleFactory
Newbie
- Oct 27, 2025
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My site is not getting indexed. It's a fresh domain in Iptv niche. Is it due to DMCA? HHave I been hit by DMCA this early? I have taken some quality links but still no response about indexing.
Is it due to DMCA?
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My site is not getting indexed. It's a fresh domain in Iptv niche. Is it due to DMCA? HHave I been hit by DMCA this early? I have taken some quality links but still no response about indexing.
- Apr 8, 2016
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You can click on the link that says "Read the DMCA complaint." The sender is listed there. It might be a DMCA company, but they usually send takedown notices on behalf of another company. For example, if your website mentions that you provide IPTV channels of Sky Sports, Sky may send you a DMCA notice, etc...
theusualkeysersoze
BANNED - Failed to resolve a dispute
- Oct 11, 2025
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Mate, here is a tip.
You see that image of the puppet fishing?
It kinda tell you the reason and hey, you can even look at the complaint.
Its not due to content or keywords, lol, because IPTV is not exactly legal, do you know how many trademark and copyright laws are infringed when peddling IPTV?
maikeiru
Junior Member
- Jul 11, 2025
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Once Google processes a DMCA, especially that early, trust drops fast and indexing can stall or stop completely. Links won’t really help until the issue is resolved. Most people in IPTV either clean up and pivot the content, separate the risky pages, or move to a fresh setup that’s cleaner from the start.
Adam Oliver
Newbie
- Jan 22, 2024
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it’s very unlikely you’ve been “hit by DMCA” already. What you’re experiencing is much more common with fresh domains in the IPTV niche, and it’s usually about trust + crawl/index suppression, not a formal penalty.
- Aug 9, 2017
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Your bot hasn't seen the big 'In response to a complaint that we received under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act, we have removed 1 result(s) from this page' notice on the screenshot of a site: search...
jennykumar
Senior Member
- Nov 14, 2012
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how many pages did you have earlier?
google usually removes inside pages where actual infringing content appears.
did you got an manual action in GSC?
Check content removal tab in your GSC. You'll find if all URLs or certain URLs are removed.
google usually removes inside pages where actual infringing content appears.
did you got an manual action in GSC?
Check content removal tab in your GSC. You'll find if all URLs or certain URLs are removed.
Emily Brooklyn
Newbie
- Jan 9, 2026
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DMCA is one common reason, but not the only one.
dmcaexpert
Newbie
- Apr 2, 2026
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Yes its removed due to DMCA and its reinstatement is also possible resulting in nullification of that DMCA and ranking of your link back on Google
JKSPEED
Newbie
- Sep 13, 2024
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Probably not DMCA yet, that usually kicks in after your content's actually live and someone flags it. More likely google's just being super slow to index a fresh domain, especially in a sketchy niche like iptv where they're often extra cautious before even bothering to crawl much
cakhiatvvorg
Newbie
- Sep 12, 2024
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Dmca usually comes for sites that are actually getting traffic, so if yours isn't even indexed yet, you're probably just waiting on google to crawl or missing some basic seo setup, not already facing takedowns
CANISMAJOR
BANNED
- Nov 4, 2024
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Probably not dmca this early, dude. Google's just super finicky with indexing new iptv sites, they often just ignore that niche or take forever, so it's likely not a specific strike.