RESOLVED: webhostservice[dot]org has copied the hubpages site
The Hub of the Day is their main photo. If you click on the FB icon at the bottom of the hacked page you get the real HubPages FB, but if you click on the Twitter Icon; https
/twitter. com / Webhostservice .orgDotCom shows an error.
- calculus-geometryposted 9 years ago
0 Well my hubs are there too, no adds, but they are are there and when you click on my name it takes you to http:// luisegonzalez.webhostservice.org/
Looks like we are all in there. Writer Fox seems popular as they have all, if not most, of his hubs.............
It's good to see some input from staff, Matthew. I'm glad this is being addressed. Just checked a couple of minutes ago and saw these hubs:
AliciaC and Glenn Stok are on the list.
- calculus-geometryposted 9 years ago0
That's a bad group of people! I just notified Slashdot that it got scraped.
I got a nasty email from the Russian guy in response to one of my DMCA requests. It said:
Please pay attention to the text below:
Claiming procedure against your client for violation of your copyright/trademarks/license/intellectual property rights/etcetera in Russia?
We won’t accept your claim/complaint about violation of copyright and associated rights unless you send us the complaint originals, translated into Russian by air mail with the signature and stamp of your company.
Our postal address: 19/2, Lva Tolstogo st., 119021, Moscow, Attn: Mir Telematiki Ltd.
The claim/complaint should include:
Applicant name (first names and surname — for individuals, full trade name — for companies);
Registered address — for companies, registered address and/or place of residence — for individuals (apartment /suite, street, city, region, republic/country and zip code), i.e. the address to which a reply to your claim/complaint should be sent to; and your e-mail address;
State registration certificate data — for companies; identity document (passport or its equivalent) data — for individuals;
Your claim/complaint should specify the grounds for its filing and all material facts. If any materials/documents/information etc. are available on any websites and that violates any copyright, your claim/complaint should necessarily indicate full references to specific page (pages) of the website on which the given information and materials are located.
Also the claim should state that the applicant undertakes to indemnify for losses incurred by the Operator in case of unauthorized website ban, if afterwards the claim is proved to contain false information about violation of the applicant’s copyright.
The claim should be accompanied by certified copies of documents proving the applicant’s copyright.
All pages of such enclosed copies should be signed and stamped by the applicant company chief executive; or such enclosed copies should be certified by a notary public if the applicant is an individual. The claim/complaint made for and on behalf of a company should be signed and stamped by its chief executive or by any authorized representative acting under the power-of-attorney, the copy of which to be enclosed.
The claim made for and on behalf of an individual applicant should be signed by the applicant itself; and the signature on the claim should be certified by a notary public.
All claims/complaints are being considered within 60 days. In case of claim satisfaction infringing materials could be directly deleted with any technical means. The company shall take all necessary measures and shall notify the applicant about it by e-mail indicated in the claim. If a claim is not accepted for satisfaction or the remedy is not feasible, the company shall provide the applicant with the grounds for its refusal in writing by mail to the address indicated in the claim.
Any claims made by anonymous or delivered by e-mail or fax WILL NOT be accepted and considered.
Thanks for reading this letter; we hope that you will not waste our and your time in vain.
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