Jon S.
Re-branded Copyright Thieves Scribd…
Re-branded Copyright Thieves Scribd with another rotten business model that rewards those who illegally upload copyright material by sharing proceeds with them sourced from duped subscribers. If subscribers think that this is legitimate then they probably need a prison term themselves. Disgusting exploitation by a company who doesn't give a damn about content creators beyond how much they can rip them off. Check out their copy and paste reply absolving themselves of all responsibility. Hasn't stopped them ripping off 40 of my books.
Response from EverandApr 23, 2025
Hi Jon, Thanks for the feedback. Content on Scribd.com and SlideShare.net (collectively, "Scribd") is provided by our members without pre-approval by Scribd. We take intellectual property rights very seriously and comply as a service provider with all applicable provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998. We expeditiously remove infringing material when notified and we also terminate repeat infringers pursuant to a "three-strikes" policy. Since Scribd is based in the United States, a completed DMCA notification is the minimum that Scribd can accept as proof-of-copyright, even if your country operates under different laws. Scribd cannot process notifications that disregard DMCA criteria and provide incomplete information. Use this form: https://support.scribd.com/hc/en-us/articles/210129146-REPORT-COPYRIGHT-INFRINGEMENTS-AND-ABUSE-HERE to report when someone has posted your, or your client's, copyrighted content to Scribd, SlideShare, or other Scribd properties without permission. This form captures all the required information and notifies us immediately. Thank you!