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Rulta is an automated crawler-based service which scans infringing contents and reports them with takedown notices to search engines and website owners for delisting and removing.
Rulta takes care of all the possible actions that is required to do by the copyright owner. You can use your invitation code or give the required information about the product that you sell in the marketplace and the information about your name, e-mail adress
You can directly sign up with your Google account or Facebook account. Rulta uses Paddle that includes PayPal and different types of credit cards for the payment services.
It includes warez detection, filehost detection, Torrent detection, Live customer support, Instant Scans and reports and 50 takedown action
We only monitor sites that are known to have piracy. We do not just do general search engine searches looking for your work. This reduces the chances of legitimate sites being sent DMCA Notices. In the cases where a site is known to have a mix of unauthorized and authorized work like YouTube or Scribd, the infringements are flagged for additional visual review by our staff. Unfortunately, no. Some sites, especially torrent sites, are unresponsive to DMCA Notices and utilize hosts who also are unresponsive. However, we do escalate our notifications and after long term notifications, these sites are often forced to lose their domains. With the most accessible types of piracy which are from tubes and cyberlockers, removals are typically around 99% or higher.
Our search engine cooperates with machine learning which enables detecting whether the site is warez. We first enter the the sites which are doing piracy infringements to our learning algorithms. After enough number of samples, the program minimizes the error percentage on detecting piracy infringements.
No one exactly controls the DMCA. DMCA is a shared responsibility between copyright owner and the website owner. Rulta.com makes this relationship stronger which means copyright owner doesn’t need to search all the web for the content to notice the website owners.
It had better look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_Copyright_Infringement_Liability_Limitation_Act
No, DMCA Force provides a full service solution. We have a client manager who is assigned to your account and is familiar with your work. They review the URLS our system identifies and authorizes the takedowns to be sent to the search engines, site owners, hosts, registrars, and even advertisers as necessary..
No, DMCA Force provides a full service solution. We have a client manager who is assigned to your account and is familiar with your work. They review the URLS our system identifies and authorizes the takedowns to be sent to the search engines, site owners, hosts, registrars, and even advertisers as necessary..
We’d be happy to review any URL for infringements. In some cases there are sites that rank highly in the search engines and reference a product, but do not actually have a copy nor point to a copy of the product. These are often “scam” sites that require a user to get a membership by entering their credit card information or are an automated search page that leads to zero results. We can send DMCA notices to these sites in the event that they do contain images of the work. Other methods for search engine removal can be done based on use of auto-generated search results and Rulta, please contact us for a quote.
You can cancel your policy by interacting with the Support Team of Rulta.
Our scan service is as fast as the system can be. If you have any problem while your scan process is implementing, It had better to write to our support service.
Rulta guarantees 30 days money-back policy.
Between 1-2 Business days
As It can be guessed, Internet is a vast area that even we take all the precautions for removing content leaks as much as we could, there may occur a leakage that our search engines didn't detect. However, we ensure that rulta.com is the highest capacity content leak detector and content leak blocker in the world.
Rulta escalates second notifications to hosts, registrars, and even internet payment processors if applicable. In some cases, sites are non-responsive, but after months of escalations action usually occurs by the hosts or payment processors. We also send monthly reports to the advertisers our system finds on these piracy sites.