Is it risky reupload files after delating by DMCA?

[MSL6600]

I use filesonic, wupload fileserve for uploading movies. But most of the movies are deleting by DMCA after 1-2 days. So I reupload them. Is it risky? I mean is there any chance to get ban on filesonic, fileserve or wupload?


Sorry for my bad English..

MSL6600 Reviewed by MSL6600 on 4th Jun 2011. Is it risky reupload files after delating by DMCA? I use filesonic, wupload fileserve for uploading movies. But most of the movies are deleting by DMCA after 1-2 days. So I reupload them. Is it risky? I mean is there any chance to get ban on filesonic, fileserve or wupload? Sorry for my bad English.. Rating: 5

[RT]

Nah, it's fine.

[Smith]

Well, if you keep on pushing and reuploading DMCA removed files again and again they will probably deactivate your account.

I think someone created thread about similar case here, how he was constantly reuploading DMCA removed files and then his account got deactivated.

[MSL6600]

Well, if you keep on pushing and reuploading DMCA removed files again and again they will probably deactivate your account.

I think someone created thread about similar case here, how he was constantly reuploading DMCA removed files and then his account got deactivated.

I reupload 1 or 2 time & not the same file.. Suppose I upload "pirates of the carabien" cam 400mb file. then dmc delete it. then I reupload it. after 1-2 day then get delate I upload "pirates of the carabien" 700Mb cam file. after few day I upload "pirates of the carabien" 500MB R5 . then again "pirates of the carabien" DVDScr 500Mb. ,then again again & agian, Is it work? or any risk?

[ibby]

Dont Add Real Download Name Like,, Pirates Of the Caribbean .. PCWT ?

[MSL6600]

thanks ibby.. Can you please tell me how many time is risk free for reupload?

[RT]

Again, you got nothing to worry about untill the filehost starts deactivating accounts by the bunch, like hotfile did.

[AJ1804]

maybe try not naming it like " Pirates Of the Caribbean", and see if it takes longer for it to be removed?

[Drinkordie]

maybe try not naming it like " Pirates Of the Caribbean", and see if it takes longer for it to be removed?

I do that and my files live longer - for example - /Backup1285.part1.rar

This is good strategy

[Maxell_02]

yes, you risk if you upload same file after they delete it.