Beware of the DMCA scam to get free links


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  • The link exchange business is so filthy and run by criminals that the new scam is to threaten you with a DMCA complaint if you don’t put a link on your site to their crap sites because you have violated an image under copyright. Don’t do it, it’s bullshit.


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    Le business des échanges de liens est tellement moisi et géré par les criminels que la nouvelle arnaque est de vous menacer d'une plainte DMCA si vous ne mettez pas un lien sur votre site vers leurs sites de merde parce que vous auriez violé une image sous droit d'auteur. Ne le faites pas, c'est du bullshit.

    Perhaps you have received or will receive one of these following emails:

    Examples of mail on this DMCA scam

    Dear owner of https://housseniawriting.com/,

    You are receiving this legal infringement notice from Nationwide
    Legal Trademark Department due to the unauthorized usage of our client’s
    picture.

    The use of this image: https://i.imgur.com/sTD9ZCq.png on this page
    : https://housseniawriting.com/ is fine, as long as our client
    (immediate.net) is fully credited.

    The credit must appear under the image or the footer of the page and
    be clickable to https://immediate.net/ within 5 working days. We
    await your response to confirm this has been completed, removing the image
    does not resolve the case.

    Failure to do so in this time frame, will result in legal case (No.
    82263) proceeding under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s Section 512(c)
    (“DMCA”) for past and or current usage.

    Past usage of the image can be seen in the records on Wayback Machine
    (https://web.archive.org) – a permanent public archive of the web, which
    will be called upon as evidence in this case.

    This email serves as the required official notice.

    Regards

    Alicia Weber
    Trademark Attorney

    Nationwide Legal
    401 Congress Ave. #1540,
    Austin, TX 78701

    alicia@nation-law.info
    www.nation-law.info

    Or, the following email is similar, it’s just that they will take another image and another page from your site.

    Dear owner of https://actualite.housseniawriting.com/technologie/2017/06/20/oui-le-surface-laptop-est-vraiment-une-grosse-merde/22357/,

    You are receiving this legal infringement notice from Nationwide
    Legal Trademark Department due to the unauthorized usage of our client’s
    picture.

    The use of this image: https://i.imgur.com/wmB0Yhn.png on this page
    : https://actualite.housseniawriting.com/technologie/2017/06/20/oui-le-surface-laptop-est-vraiment-une-grosse-merde/22357/
    is fine, as long as our client (Quantum Ai) is fully credited.

    The credit must appear under the image or the footer of the page and
    be clickable to https://quantumaitrading.net/ within 5 working
    days. We await your response to confirm this has been completed, removing
    the image does not resolve the case.

    Failure to do so in this time frame, will result in legal case (No.
    82263) proceeding under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s Section 512(c)
    (“DMCA”) for past and or current usage.

    Past usage of the image can be seen in the records on Wayback Machine
    (https://web.archive.org) – a permanent public archive of the web, which
    will be called upon as evidence in this case.

    This email serves as the required official notice.

    Regards

    Alicia Weber
    Trademark Attorney

    Nationwide Legal
    401 Congress Ave. #1540,
    Austin, TX 78701

    alicia@nation-law.info
    www.nation-law.info

    Don’t fall for the trap, it’s a scam

    So when spammers don”t get free links to boost their sites which stink of shit, they use threats. As bloggers are often poor and afraid of the slightest legal action or sanction, there are some who risk making these links.

    Already, a DMCA complaint never uses generic contact emails or a site that has barely existed for a few months, which is the case for the alleged legal firm cited in the email. Then a real DMCA complaint won’t ask you for credit, but to remove the image or article.

    And finally with the advent of AI today, if it’s a real complaint, you can just delete the image, if it’s problematic, and make AI images that are automatically in the public domain. What’s interesting is that this isn’t the first time, because we had something similar, but in the form of comments in 2022. We had a sons of a bitch who commented on one of your articles asking you to do a link on his shit otherwise he would take you to court.

    Remember that the first case of spam in history was done by lawyers and legal firms. They have been crooks, are crooks and will continue to be crooks.

    Houssen Moshinaly

    Actualité Houssenia Writing's Editor. Copywriter since 2009.

    Blogger and essayist, I have written 9 books on different subjects such as corruption in science, technological singularities or even fictions. I propose political and geopolitical analyzes on the incoming new world. I have a training in web writing and a long career as a proletarian.

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