chinese website stealing content from hardware websites

[Batou1986]

Meh it looks like the site isn't very popular anyway

 

[remixedcat]

Google translate isn't working for that page right I hope they didn't steal any of my reviews!!!

I've had some wierd hits to my blog from china lately and this has got me worried


oh and if you'ree DMCAing and they don't listen go after the web hosts

 

[W1zzard]

oh and if you'ree DMCAing and they don't listen go after the web hosts

i always send to the hosting company directly. but for this case i can't seem to find a contact.

 

[remixedcat]

not even using netcraft???

 

[dorsetknob]

@W1zzard

Suggest you Contact Hilbert Hagedoorn at http://www.guru3d.com/

an Update from his Article there says

"Update - the owner responded and is in the process of taking articles down as such we removed the links we earlier had in this news-item. We'll keep a close eye on this website. We urge other webmasters to check out the website as NIL articles on there are original."

Seems he has had some successful contact May be of use to you

 

[dank1983man420]

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=fashaoyou&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller

not on anymore though......

 

[DinaAngel]

NOT THE SORT OF POST THAT'S ACCEPTABLE HERE
Your implying that members or people that read your post take Illegal action

THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER MAY FILE A LEGAL DMCA TAKEDOWN NOTICE IF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IS COMMITED

http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-DMCA-Take-Down-Request

was just helping out, DMCA generally doesn't work to China. I used to get ddosed often from Asia but I got it sorted out with government in the country it came from "cough"japan"cough"
wasn't easy tho

 

[Bansaku]

There is nothing wrong with Chinese websites ripping data and storeys from Western sites, as long as they give credit. Don't forget folks, the internet in China is heavily regulated and many Chinese have zero access to Western sites.

 

[crazyeyesreaper]

which is fine bansaku but when they straight up rip my photos put their own watermarks over them steal all my data and summarize the entire review, on a site that generates money from the hits on that content, Thats basically theft. Now if they gave a proper source where they got it and linked to the review in question I wouldn't care. But instead they decided to lift the review and content.

In fact they took the extra effort to lift it and brand it as their own which takes MORE time and MORE effort than actually just linking a source and summarizing.

 

[dorsetknob]

There is nothing wrong with Chinese websites ripping data and storeys from Western sites

Same as That Chinese Illegal Immigrant Ripping off some one else's Medical Qualifications and then Practicing Medicine in your Area

THERE IS NO MORAL QUANDARY HERE

They STOLE they Plagiarized for profit

AND THEY STOLE AND PLAGIARIZED FROM MULTIPLE SITES AND AUTHORS

 

[95Viper]

i always send to the hosting company directly. but for this case i can't seem to find a contact.

The hosting site is 35 Technology Company at www.35.com


Whois info:

Spoiler

Raw Registrar Data
Domain Name: fashaoyou.net
Registry Domain ID:
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.35.com
Registrar URL: http://www.35.com
Updated Date: 2015-04-21 08:24:03
Creation Date: 2011-08-31
Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2016-08-31
Registrar: 35 Technology Co., Ltd.
Registrar IANA ID: 1316
Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@35.cn
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +86.5925391800
Reseller: -
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name:Yanchao Chang
Registrant Organization:35
Registrant Street:shangdisanjie
Registrant City:beijing
Registrant State/Province:CN
Registrant Postal Code:100083
Registrant Country:CN
Registrant Phone:+86.1051260984
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:+86.1051260984
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email:zhujiwu@zhujiwu.com
Registry Admin ID:
Admin Name:Yanchao Chang
Admin Organization:35
Admin Street:shangdisanjie
Admin City:beijing
Admin State/Province:CN
Admin Postal Code:100083
Admin Country:CN
Admin Phone:+86.1051260984
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:+86.1051260984
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email:zhujiwu@zhujiwu.com
Registry Tech ID:
Tech Name:Yanchao Chang
Tech Organization:35
Tech Street:shangdisanjie
Tech City:beijing
Tech State/Province:CN
Tech Postal Code:100083
Tech Country:CN
Tech Phone:+86.1051260984
Tech Phone Ext:
Tech Fax:+86.1051260984
Tech Fax Ext:
Tech Email:zhujiwu@zhujiwu.com
Name Server: ns1.zhujiwu.com
Name Server: ns2.zhujiwu.com
DNSSEC: unsigned
URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System:http://wdprs.internic.net/
>>> Last update of WHOIS database: 2015-04-21 08:24:03 <<<

 

[crazyeyesreaper]

worst part is no telling how many reviews they have ripped off, using google translate some links dont work and browsing their backlog of reviews proves to be less than easy. I am more curious now to see how much of my content they stole.

 

[vega22]

Even the most sincere form of flattery is insulting. @W1zzard ... just my opinion but watermarks would be welcomed.

that really is all about your outlook dude. i mean i would see it as them stealing the best myself, not as an insult. no argument about it being theft either.

 

[crazyeyesreaper]

It is an insult when they add their own watermark to someone elses work. Thats just low.

 

[W1zzard]

The hosting site is 35 Technology Company at www.35.com


Whois info:

that's just their dns .. usually not where they are hosted .. but maybe we'll get lucky .. DMCA sent

 

[xorbe]

DMCA sent

To China? lulz

 

[FordGT90Concept]

that's just their dns .. usually not where they are hosted .. but maybe we'll get lucky .. DMCA sent

I would send it to zhujiwu@zhujiwu.com and CC abuse@35.cn

It is the website admin's responsibility to fix it and should they fail, 35 should take the website down.

 

[NightOfChrist]

was just helping out, DMCA generally doesn't work to China. I used to get ddosed often from Asia but I got it sorted out with government in the country it came from "cough"japan"cough"
wasn't easy tho

Spoiler

Any proof it came from my country? How do I know you did not make it up?

First, China is notoriously known for rerouting the attacks through servers located outside China, usually through several if not many countries. Servers located in my country and South Korea are often used as nodes because they are the nearest. Amateurs and inexperienced investigators will be fooled and they will stupidly claim they found the source, quickly jump into conclusions and blame the country they thought to be the origin while actually they did not and could not find the real source of attack. Professional investigators will not stop at these nodes like those clueless people, but continue to trace through the nodes until they find the real source of attack, however long and difficult it will be. China has been using this tactic of nodes as pseudo identity for long time but unfortunately many people never knew or heard about this before.

And we Japanese usually are blamed for something we actually do not and probably never do. We are the victims of China's cyber attack, enduring many of them every year, not any other way around.

Second, DDoS attack is used against and affects a server or multiple servers, or in other words network resources used by users, not the users themselves, not even a single user, however famous one may be. I apologise for saying this but unless you own or run a server, honestly I find it very difficult if not impossible to believe your claim that you used to get DDoS attacked by someone or some people.

Third, suggesting DDoS attack is never a wise thing. A wrong thing against a wrong thing does not make it right. A DDoS attack against the server hosting the website will cripple it and prevent anybody from using it properly and normally, including innocents who have their websites hosted on the server and clearly have no idea what is going on. A wise person never burns the entire rice field just to kill a rat.

I apologise if my words offend you, but I feel obliged to make things clear, particularly anything regarding my country.

There is nothing wrong with Chinese websites ripping data and storeys from Western sites, as long as they give credit. Don't forget folks, the internet in China is heavily regulated and many Chinese have zero access to Western sites.

Spoiler

It is wrong. They rarely give credit to other people's work, if ever. And I am speaking from experience. As for the ripping and watermark, it is what many Chinese often, if not always do. I am working as a photo editor in a media company that publish magazines and we always find our photos or magazine pages shared publicly in some chinese forums with watermark on them, as if they are the one who made it. If we put our own watermark, they either crop the photo to remove our watermark, or if our watermark is small, they simply cover it by putting their own watermark on top of ours. The same thing can be said regarding videos too. Many of Chinese do not have time to respect or acknowledge your hard work, but they always have all the time in the world to steal it and claim it as their own.

And quite the contrary, actually it is very easy to access western websites in China. You can browse internet like many people do if you live in China assuming you have at least a mobile phone or a pc and internet access. But if you live outside of China, it will be difficult to access Chinese websites sometimes. The Great Firewall was designed to limit access from outside China and control the internet traffic inside the country.

@W1zzard

Spoiler

I regret to hear this issue happens to you and your staff. But unfortunately I cannot give an effective solution. My coworkers and I are facing the same problem ourselves. Perhaps a sticky "front page" article about this honorless thief and shameless things he keeps doing will attract attention from many people, including similar tech websites? If DMCA notice sent to the website owner cannot produce a satisfying result, perhaps giving the website owner his 15 minutes of infamy could help? Other similar websites will take notice and you can team up with them to deal with the issue together. I sincerely hope you and your staff can find a way to solve it. Peacefully, of course. And if possible, no blood or missing teeth. The thief needs to eat too, after all.

 

[W1zzard]

To China? lulz

most ISPs honor it, even if they don't have US legislation. It's a well-defined way to report stolen content that everybody knows how to deal with or can find more info on Google.