DMCA Policy

Xtreme IPTV ("we", "our", or "us") works within the framework the Digital Millennium Copyright Act lays down at 17 U.S.C. § 512. What follows is not a statement of intent — it is the working procedure itself: the one address rights holders write to, the paperwork that has to accompany a claim, and the sequence of events a claim sets in motion once it reaches us.

Anyone who owns a protected work, or who is empowered to act for whoever owns it, can ask us in writing to pull material down. Nothing listed on this page is ornamental. Each requirement comes straight out of the statute, and a submission missing any one of them cannot be acted upon. Reading the page through before you write will spare both sides a round of correspondence.

1. Where Copyright Correspondence Goes

A single point of contact carries every copyright matter for this site, which keeps notices from being shuffled between departments or answered by someone without authority to act. Opening claims, follow-ups, counter-statements and withdrawals all belong at the address below rather than in the billing or sales queue.

2. The Six Things a Notice Must Carry

Section 512(c)(3) fixes what a takedown notification has to contain. We ask for nothing beyond that list and can do nothing with less than it. Include each of the following, in whatever order suits you:

• The Work You Hold Rights In Name the title, broadcast, episode or catalogue you own. Where one complaint covers a long list of titles, a representative sample of the affected body of work is sufficient — itemising every episode is not expected of you.
• The Material You Want Taken Down Tell us precisely what you say infringes and where on the Service it sits. Exact page addresses, stream identifiers or dated screenshots showing the visible path let us find it on the first attempt; a broad description of the site as a whole does not.
• A Route Back to You Give a legal name, a postal address, a telephone number and a working email. We correspond with complainants while a claim is under review, so a notice we cannot answer simply stops there.
• Your Good Faith Belief State in plain terms that, to your belief, the use you are complaining about carries no permission — not from the owner, not from an agent acting for the owner, and not from the law itself.
• A Sworn Declaration of Accuracy Confirm, under penalty of perjury, that what you have written is truthful and that you either own the right at issue or hold authority to enforce it on the owner's behalf.
• A Signature Sign the notice, on paper or electronically. A typed full name at the foot of a message sent from your own verified address meets this requirement.

A submission that leaves out one of the six is set aside rather than processed; we may write back naming what is missing instead of acting on it. Because the document you are sending is a sworn legal instrument, taking advice from an attorney or solicitor beforehand is a sensible precaution — that is advice we are in no position to give you ourselves.

3. What Happens Once Your Notice Lands

Complete notices are worked through in the order they arrive. In practical terms, four things follow:

• Your submission is measured against the six statutory elements set out above
• Where the claim holds up, access to the identified material is withdrawn or blocked
• Whoever supplied or uploaded that material is told what came down and on what grounds, wherever such a party exists to be told
• That same party is given your notice in full, which is what puts them in a position to answer it formally should they consider you mistaken

4. Answering a Removal — the Counter-Notice

Takedowns are sometimes wrong. A title gets confused with a similar one, an existing licence is overlooked, or a claim stretches past what the complainant actually controls. If your material was removed and you believe one of those describes what happened, the statute hands you a reply: a counter-notification, sent to the very same address at help@catchontv1.email. To count, it has to carry:

• Your legal name, postal address, telephone number and email
• A description of what was taken down, along with where on the Service it previously appeared
• A declaration, sworn under penalty of perjury, that you genuinely believe the removal rests on an error or on mistaken identification of the material
• Your agreement to submit to the federal district court covering the area where you live — or, if you live outside the United States, to any federal judicial district in which the Service may be found
• Your agreement to accept service of process from the party behind the original complaint
• Your handwritten or electronic signature

A counter-notice meeting those points is passed to the complaining party, and the waiting period the statute prescribes begins. Restoration of the material can follow once roughly ten to fourteen business days have elapsed. It will not follow at all if, inside that window, the complainant informs us that court proceedings have been opened to stop the activity in dispute.

5. Accounts That Offend Again and Again

A single substantiated complaint is handled as an incident. A pattern is handled as a pattern. Where the same account draws several valid notices, or where the behaviour we can observe points to deliberate and continuing infringement, that account is closed and its access to the Service ends. Closures of this kind stand permanently unless we are later satisfied the underlying record was mistaken.

How many notices amount to a pattern is a judgement made case by case, weighing how serious each claim was, whether the account holder replied at all, and what the law obliges us to do. We deliberately publish no fixed threshold: a stated number would only tell the worst offenders precisely how far they could push before anything happened.

6. Lying in Either Direction Has a Cost

Section 512(f) attaches liability to false statements from both sides of a dispute. A complainant who knowingly claims infringement where there is none, and an account holder who knowingly claims a removal was an error when it was not, can each be ordered to cover the damages and legal costs the other side ran up. Any service provider that relied on the false statement may recover as well.

Treat the sworn portions of whatever you send as exactly what they are. If there is real doubt about whether you hold the right you mean to assert, settle that question before you write to us rather than after a court has taken an interest.

7. The Boundaries of Our Role

We are not a tribunal, and this procedure settles nothing about who ultimately owns what. Our function is narrow: receive the paperwork, assess whether it satisfies the statute, act on that assessment, and pass the documents to the other party. When we disable material because a facially valid notice instructed us to, or leave material in place because a facially valid counter-notice instructed us to, we do so inside the safe harbour Congress built and accept no liability to either side for that result. Arguments about the underlying rights belong between the parties themselves, and before a judge if they cannot be resolved.

8. Revisions to This Procedure

The wording here changes as case law moves and as our own handling develops. A revised version takes effect the moment it appears on this page, and the date of its most recent review is recorded in the page's structured data. No separate announcement goes out. If you expect to rely on this procedure, read it again before each submission rather than working from a copy saved earlier.

9. The Documents Beside This One

This procedure forms one part of the agreement governing use of xtremeiptv.tv. The remainder sits here:

• Privacy Policy
• Terms of Service
• Refund Policy