DMCA Disclaimer & Policy

1. Overview & Commitment

CorelHost ("CorelHost", "we", "us") respects intellectual property rights and expects the same from all users across our network. This document outlines our legal framework for addressing copyright complaints, copyright infringement notices, and the operational boundaries of our Offshore and DMCA Ignored hosting infrastructure.

2. DMCA Ignored & Offshore Hosting Usage

CorelHost provisions specialized Offshore Hosting and DMCA Ignored plans operating in privacy-friendly international jurisdictions where copyright handling protocols differ from US Digital Millennium Copyright Act framework. However:

• Legitimate Scope: DMCA Ignored plans are designed for high-privacy web applications, crypto projects, financial portals, and privacy-sensitive platforms. They do not grant authorization to deploy malicious, illegal, or harmful content.
• Standard vs. DMCA Plans: Standard shared, WordPress, or basic hosting accounts receiving copyright or abuse reports must be upgraded or migrated to our designated DMCA/Offshore infrastructure within 12 to 24 hours. Failure to migrate upon notification may result in service suspension.
• Fake Reports & Forced Migrations: Accounts subjected to repeated or automated third-party complaints on standard servers will be required to move to offshore plans. Migration requests or report occurrences do not qualify for service refunds.

3. Prohibited Content (Zero-Tolerance)

DMCA Ignored or Offshore status never applies to severe internet abuse. CorelHost enforces an absolute zero-tolerance policy across all server locations for:

• Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) or exploitation of minors.
• Phishing portals, banking scams, identity theft scripts, and fake login pages.
• Malware distribution, ransomware payloads, botnets, and IP booter/stressers.
• Hate speech, terrorism, human trafficking, or incitement to violence.

Hosting any prohibited content will lead to immediate service termination and permanent account deactivation without prior notice or refund eligibility.

4. Abuse Reports & Domain Takedown Handling

Copyright and abuse reports received against domains hosted with CorelHost are handled under strict evaluation criteria:

• Unverified Complaints: Anonymous or unverified reports submitted without concrete technical proof will be ignored.
• Legitimate Proof: If a report includes verified proof of infringement, the client will be notified to provide counter-evidence or resolve the issue.
• Corporate / Legal Notices: Legitimate legal notices filed by accredited organizations against non-compliant or phishing domains will result in account suspension with a 6-to-12-hour migration window provided for backup extraction (where applicable).

5. Submitting A Takedown Request

To submit a formal copyright infringement report, copyright holders or authorized representatives must provide a notice containing the following details:

• Full legal name, organization details, and official contact email address.
• Identification and exact URL(s) of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed.
• A statement made under penalty of perjury that the reporting party is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
• An electronic or physical signature of the rights owner or authorized agent.

All formal notices should be submitted directly via our helpdesk portal or email:

• Abuse Email: [email protected]
• Support Helpdesk: Submit an Abuse Ticket

6. False Claims & Indemnification

Filing fraudulent, misleading, or bad-faith DMCA notices is a legal offense. Entities abusing our reporting channels will be blacklisted. Furthermore, clients agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless CorelHost and its infrastructure partners against any third-party claims, losses, or legal liabilities arising from content published on their hosting accounts.