DMCA Policy

Last Updated: 26.07.2026

This DMCA Policy (hereinafter - "Policy") describes how Hosting PirateTM Enterprice (hereinafter - "Company", "We") processes notifications of possible copyright infringement on our servers and websites (hereinafter - "Services").

1. General Provisions

1.1. DMCA

DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) is a US copyright law that establishes a procedure for filing notifications of alleged copyright infringement, as well as the procedure for hosting providers to respond in order to avoid or limit their liability.

1.2. Application

We may apply the DMCA procedure to complaints received from copyright holders (including those outside the US) in order to promptly respond to possible copyright infringements. Our Policy does not override the laws of the country of registration of the Company and mandatory norms on intellectual property protection in other jurisdictions.

1.3. Notice and Takedown

We recognize the "Notice and Takedown" procedure in accordance with the DMCA and follow it when reviewing copyright infringement complaints.

2. Filing a DMCA Notice (Notice of Copyright Infringement)

2.1. Filing Requirements

For your notification (complaint) to be considered, it must comply with DMCA requirements (17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3)) and contain at least:

  1. A physical or electronic signature of a person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive copyright (or the owner themselves).
  2. Identification of the work (or works) that is allegedly being infringed. If there are multiple works, list all or provide a general list.
  3. Specific information that allows us to uniquely identify and locate the material that you believe infringes copyright (URLs, directories, screenshots, etc.).
  4. Contact information of the complainant (address, phone, e-mail).
  5. A statement that the complainant has a good faith belief that the use of the disputed material is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
  6. A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and (under penalty of perjury) that the complainant is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive rights.

2.2. Where to Send

Send the notification to:

DMCA Agent
Hosting PirateTM Enterprice
Abashinsky district, v. Choloban, Georgia
Email: [email protected]

2.3. Complaint Format

It is preferable to send the notification in text format (PDF, DOC or letter) with evidence attached (screenshots, links).

2.4. Incomplete / Incorrect Notifications

If the notification does not contain all the required elements or looks questionable, we may contact the complainant for clarification. If there is no response or the information is unreliable, the consideration of the complaint may be delayed.

3. Procedure for Responding to a DMCA Notice

3.1. Analysis of the Complaint

After receiving a properly formatted notification, we:

  • Register the complaint in the system.
  • Assess whether the information complies with DMCA requirements.
  • Contact the complainant for clarification if necessary.

3.2. Removal / Blocking Access

If the information received appears to be reasonable and indicates a violation (in the absence of obvious contradictions), we may:

  • Disable access to the disputed material (temporarily or permanently).
  • Remove or relocate the specified files/content.

3.3. Notification of the Alleged Infringer

We typically notify our client (the owner of the hosted content) about receiving a DMCA notification and provide them with a copy of the notification or its essence (except in cases where this is prohibited by law or otherwise inappropriate).

4. Counter Notification

4.1. When and to Whom to Submit

If you believe that content was removed or blocked by mistake or that you have a legal right to post the material (for example, under a license or as fair use), you can submit a Counter Notice to our DMCA agent.

4.2. Counter Notification Requirements

The counter notification must contain:

  1. A physical or electronic signature of the content owner or their representative.
  2. Identification of the material that was removed or to which access was blocked, and the location where this material was located before removal or blocking.
  3. A statement under penalty of perjury that the author of the counter notification has a good faith belief that the material was removed or blocked as a result of a mistake or misidentification.
  4. The name, address, telephone number, e-mail of the sender of the counter notification, as well as consent to the jurisdiction of the federal district court (in the US) at the address location, or if the address is outside the US - any judicial district where the provider may be located, and to accept service of process from the person who sent the DMCA notification.

4.3. Procedure After Counter Notification

  • If we receive a properly formatted counter notification, we forward it to the complainant (copyright holder).
  • If within 10 (ten) business days the complainant does NOT notify us that they have filed a lawsuit to obtain a court order prohibiting further infringement, we may restore the removed material or reopen access to it.

5. Repeat Infringer Policy

5.1. Repeat Infringers

If we discover that a particular client, user, or account systematically infringes copyrights (i.e., receives multiple legitimate DMCA notifications), we may suspend or terminate services to that client in accordance with the Terms of Service and applicable law.

5.2. Record of Infringement History

We maintain a database of complaints and notifications to record repeat infringements.

6. Limitation of Liability

6.1. Non-Infringement Statement

We do not initiate or moderate content that users post on our servers, and are not responsible for this content. We only provide a technical platform (hosting) and respond to complaints according to the Notice & Takedown procedure.

6.2. Good Faith and Legality

When submitting DMCA notifications and counter notifications, parties must act in good faith and in accordance with the law. Falsification of statements, deliberately false information, and abuse of the DMCA procedure may result in liability.

7. Questions and Contacts

7.1. DMCA Agent

To submit notifications, counter notifications, and other DMCA-related questions, use the following contacts:

DMCA Agent
Hosting PirateTM Enterprice
Abashinsky district, v. Choloban, Georgia
Email: [email protected]

7.2. Response Times

We strive to respond to notifications and counter notifications on business days within 5 business days after receipt.

8. Changes to the Policy

We may periodically update this DMCA Policy to clarify procedures or comply with legal requirements. The new version will be published on the website with the date of the last update. By continuing to use our services after the publication of changes, you agree to the updated DMCA Policy.