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Report it to google in your search results and report it to DMOZ. You also contact their hosting company.
That’s seriously out of order. I have also had success in the past by contacting the hosting provider about copied content. The offending site was taken down very quickly afterwards.
That’s seriously out of order. I have also had success in the past by contacting the hosting provider about copied content. The offending site was taken down very quickly afterwards.
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BookieBoost AppPeople are going to steal good content forever and it is very hard to tell if you have a lot of websites unless you constantly copyscape your own material. Matt Cutts once said in a video (take with a grain of salt) when you have original content tweet it. I think that was before google plus. Whenever I get great content I tweet it and share it on google plus, it may help, it may not. My two cents
write them an email to remove content, if they don’t you can take legal actions and ask for compensation for the same.
Yeah that looks really bad. I suggest emailing them about it, it’s also possible that they are unaware of the plagiarism. Sometimes content writers are used for one off articles like that and a freelance writer may have been given that topic to write about, googled and found yours and lifted the content. Best of luck though, hope you can get it sorted with them.
Did you get any reply from Luxbet in the end?
Personally I fear you can’t do much, as they haven’t simply copied your content, but rewritten it. The same thing happened to me on several times, although not with operators but with competitors (affiliates) … when they do rewrite the content very much, you can’t do anything, it’s just sad.
Pretty ‘odd’ to say the least. Simply report them to their hosters with a copyright claim. Then they’ll listen.
