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From: fol...@spamlesss.com (Fred Olden)
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 05:41:44 GMT
Local: Thurs, Jul 26 2007 1:41 am
Subject: Re: Can Anything Be Done About Website Hijacking?
On Tue, 19 Jun Robert Heller <hel...@deepsoft.com> wrote:
>Nothing technical. One can use 'whois' to find out who owns the domain Thanks. Unfortunately, the ISP chosen by Ruslan Mirsky to host his >(mathlectures.net), and then you can have your lawyer send the owner of >the domain and/or the ISP/web host that is hosting it a cease and >desist letter (possibly backed up by a court order). It is likely that >any legit ISP/web hosting company will take the site down, even if the >domain owner refuses to. plagiarism is a notorious company called Intercage, which is currently blacklisted for chronic violations of net rules and regulations. They are known to host numerous spamming and phishing concerns. When I contacted them with an official DMCA complaint, they basically flipped me the finger. >Oh, let the search engines know as well (Google, Yahoo, etc.). If the Thanks again. Unfortunately when I carefully prepared a written DMCA >infringing domain gets 'blacklisted' by the search engines, then they could >find themselves 'dead in the water' for all practical purposes. complaint, per the guidelines outlined on Google's site, and faxed it to them, per their instructions, they just ignored it. The plagiarized site at mathlectures.net is still running, and in I guess the short answer to the Subject question is: No. You must Sign in before you can post messages.
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