Quote from: talkabout on April 06, 2016, 08:46

I agree, but here is the full story:

The site owner does not remove the infringing content from the server. Therefore, I contacted GoDaddy. Their reply:
"The content in question has been removed by the owner of the website. As such, we have closed this claim."

Since the site owner did NOT remove the infringing material, I contacted GoDaddy a second time. Their reply:
"While reviewing your complaint we were unable to locate the offending content in question. The URL is either no longer active, or the content appears to have already been removed."
I do not understand why they are not able to locate the content; I provided the image URL. The image file is still hosted on the server (yes, I cleared the cache of the browser).

I contacted GoDaddy a third time and received this reply:
"Dear Sir or Madam,

Thank you for contacting the Copyright Claims Department. We are not the hosting provider for this site. We have neither access to, nor jurisdiction over the content on this site.

The web hosting provider for this website is the company responsible for policing this content and is required to respond to Copyright complaints as outlined by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).

A domain name whois search does NOT provide information on the hosting provider of a website.

You can identify the hosting provider by performing a network whois search at domainwhitepages.com.

Kindest Regards,"

So, who is the ISP???

Have you filed a DMCA?

https://www.dmca.com/FAQ/How-can-I-file-a-DMCA-Takedown-Notice

Yes, I have filed a DMCA; but GoDaddy told me that they are not the hosting provider. How can I find the ISP?

Hi,

Can someone tell me the Internet Service Provider (ISP) regarding
j-e-r-r-y-l-o-g-g-i-n-s-.-c-o-m (please remove the hyphens)

Thank you!

Hi, I just stumbled about this:

http://submit.shutterstock.com/subscriber_license_index.mhtml


http://www.shutterstock.com/licensing.mhtml?date=2011-05-05&type=standard
Purchase Date 5 May 2011 to 15 Sep 2013
2. By this Agreement, Shutterstock grants you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, right to use and reproduce Images in the following ways, subject to the limitations set forth herein and in Part II hereof:
a) On web sites, provided that no Image is displayed at a resolution greater than 800 x 600 pixels;


http://www.shutterstock.com/licensing.mhtml?type=standard
Purchase Date 16 Sep 2013 forward
2. Shutterstock hereby grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide, perpetual, right to use, modify, and reproduce Images in the following ways, subject to the limitations set forth herein and in Part II hereof:
a. On websites;


There is no restriction anymore? Then we see our high resolution images in the near future floating the Internet?

The VAT rules are complex and depend on:
- where you are based
- where your customer is based
- whether your customer is a business or a consumer
- whether you are selling goods or services


In my case ...

Customer is in Germany - I collect VAT at the German rate.

Customer is in the European Union (EU) and is not VAT registered in their own country - I collect VAT at the German rate.

Customer is in the European Union (EU) and is VAT registered - I do not collect VAT, but first I have to verify the validity of the VAT number. My customer is required to account for it themselves at the rate in their country.

If non-EU customer - I do not collect VAT.

So, how can this be implemented within the Symbiostock script?

Furthermore, do you send a paper invoice in order to comply with tax office regulations?