@ewen @gjhbkk3 Why not just ignore it, send them a...

Why not just ignore it, send them a message back telling them why.

It's not like they can actually go to court, because then they risk getting charged with perjury and then going to jail. That's not worth the fraction of a cent.

I'd write to OnlyFans too, in some super public way that lets a whole bunch of other people see it, so they can't just brush it under the rug and actually have to deal with it. Do they have a Bluesky account?

Like yesterday at 12:58 | Wall-to-wall | Open on aus.social

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Ewen Bell

@rastilin @gjhbkk3

The problem is that Google treats it seriously, and it's not good for my business if Google decides my content is all stolen from elsewhere.

So I end up having to respond to every and any DCMA and waste my time, even though it's someone else stealing photos.

yesterday at 13:00 | Open on photog.social

rastilin

@ewen @gjhbkk3

That's rough. It's a pity you can't get damages out of them for sending you false notices.

If you haven't complained to OnlyFans yet, I think you absolutely should. There has to be financial details attached to an OnlyFans account, so the fraudster can't just vanish. But OnlyFans can absolutely halt payments.

yesterday at 13:09 | Open on aus.social