Dmca took my IMVU account away from me, saying that I abused the dmca act but I did no such thing. They said I cant appeal

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You need to hire an experienced copyright attorney to represent you. You can't do this yourself.

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Alan Sack ·
You need to hire an experienced copyright attorney to represent you. You can't do this yourself.
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Floyd Ivey ·
The Asker and, hopefully, the Asker's attorney will have the process set out in DCMA. Have the attorney determine what the options are.
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Frank Natoli ·
I agree with my colleague's advice. You should be discussing your best course of action with a lawyer in private and certainly before taking any action on your own. You can start by calling around to several for a free phone consultation, get some insights then pick the best fit to work with. Best regards, Frank Natoli-Lapin, LLC
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Daniel Ballard 336465.Html ·
"DMCA" is not a person. The acronym stands for "Digital Rights Management Act" -- a part of the Copyright Act. A rights owner has apparently complained that you have infringed, at least once [likely more] its copyrights via your conduct on IMVU.com. You and your own copyright attorney need to read IMVU's "Counter-Notification" section of its Terms of Service and decide whether to send one [visit the link below]. Do NOT simply send one yourself because if you have infringed then sending the counter-notice adds to the unlawful conduct for which you can be sued. So speak with your own copyright attorney.
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