DMCA and Copyrights Policy

At StreamingWebsites.com, we respect the intellectual property rights of others and expect our users to do the same. In accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, we have established a process for handling claims of copyright infringement. Suppose you are a copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of one, and you believe your copyrighted material has been used on our site without your permission. In that case, you can submit a notification to us through the process outlined below. Upon receipt of a valid notice, we will take appropriate action at our discretion, such as removing the infringing content.

This website is only for information; we don’t host or own any content.

StreamingWebsites.com might commit to selling and buying Domain Names and offering different services in line with these transactions. However, using and controlling the Domain Names for sale are not the responsibilities of Streaming Websites. The third-party service providers or owners of the Domain Names take responsibility for content displayed on webpages via these addresses.

Additionally, hosting third-party content, providing webpage content, or any other similar service is not part of ScreamingWebsites.com’s tasks. Primarily, StreamingWebsites.com focus on offering links to these pages in a comprehensive manner. This fact differentiates our services from that of the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

In simple terms, StreamingWebsites.com do not take the privilege of the DMCA. The following is information about how we handle the claims we get.

DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act)

We make it our responsibility to address clear notices as per copyright violations. On this page, we’ve responded to concerns about the information these notices should contain. The goal is to simplify the submission of the alleged infringement and mitigate the number of complicated or fraudulent notices.

The information provided below is in line with the DMCA suggested form. The same is similar to the Copyright Office Website of the United States – http://www.copyright.gov. But the information we’ve provided is not limited to this site alone, as it comprises other authorities.

It doesn’t matter whether we’re answerable to the violation under the United States or local country law; our take on these notices remains the same. That is, deactivating or eliminating access to any material connected to terminating subscribers or violating activity.

Once we achieve this objective, we’ll contact the administrators or owners of the website in question. Their next course of action is to counter the initial notification.

For record sake, we’ll document every addressed notice suspected of violation. A third party will also receive a copy of the legal notice in addition to the individual who brought the supposed violating content. The third-party will be responsible for annotating or publishing the legal notice received.

Violation Notification

A written notification is vital for filing a notice of violation with StreamingWebsites.com. You can create the notification document using regular mail or fax. We don’t accept emails except those agreed upon previously.

Note that you’ll be answerable to damages for misrepresenting an activity or product as violating your copyrights. Penalties may include costs or attorneys’ fees. In light of this, contacting an attorney should be your first move.

The following format will enable us to speed up your request process.

• First, comprehensively identify the violated copyrighted work. Here’s an example: “The affected copyrighted work is connected to the text in the link; http://www.streamingwebsites.com/page/.” You could include other details that better explain the issue. Here’s another instance: “The issue on the copyrighted work is located in the (Text Link) by (Mr. A), published by (Mr. B), ISBN #12345678.

• Point out the material having the violated copyrighted work as shown above.

• Give a contact detail that’s clear enough for us to reach you easily. We advise using an email.

• Give a comprehensive contact detail to let us contact the owner of the claimed violated content. Again, an email is most preferred.

Here’s a statement you can include in your request,

“With a good faith belief, I attest that the copyrighted materials used have no permission of the copyright owner, its law, or agent.”

Here’s another example statement,

“I swear, being fully aware of the consequence of perjury, that the data provided here are true. Also, I am the owner of the copyrighted content or well connected to the authority. So, I have the right to take action on behalf of the owner of the alleged violated content.”

• Follow up on your statement by signing the document.

• Send the written information or notice to the email address – info [at] streamingwebsites.com.

StreamingWebsites.com will act appropriately, in its sole discretion, upon receiving the Notice as described above, which may include removing the challenged content.

Countering a Notification

The provider or administrator of the affected content also has the leverage to counter the notification provided as in (3) and §§512(g) (2) of the DMCA. We may follow up with a counter notification by reinstating the material initially provided.

Please note that you’ll be liable for damages for misrepresenting an activity or product as violating your copyrights. Penalties may include costs or attorneys’ fees. In light of this, contacting an attorney should be your first move.

The following format will enable us to facilitate your request process.

• Point out the affected material – the one with disabled access or removed from the list.

• Provide the following details; your name, address, email address, telephone number, and a statement to agree with Luxembourg’s jurisdiction. Your statement will also align with the service of process from the notification source or its agent based on the appropriate subsection.

Here’s an example statement to add,

“I swear, being fully aware of the consequence of perjury, that with good faith, I believe that each message, search result, or any other necessary item of the above-stated content was disabled or removed. This action occurred due to misidentification or mistake of the disabled or removed material. Or the material in question will be disabled or removed at the web page address.”

• Follow up on your statement by signing the document.

• Send the written information or notice to the email address – info [at] streamingwebsites.com.

If you have additional questions as per the DMCA process on Streaming Websites, please reach us using the ‘Contact us’ tab.

Repeat Violators

At StreamingWebsites.com, we are dedicated to terminating repeat infringers based on the right circumstances. If you suspect that our site is under such violation from a repeat violator, please get in touch with us using the above instructions. Also, ensure to provide clear detail of the suspect to enable us to verify the suspicion.