Case study
Illia sells Everything I Know About Sculpting Stylized 3D Characters from his own site. In August 2026 we filed against the listing pages and file hosts carrying it. This is the record: what came down, how fast, and what was re-uploaded afterward.
“Mara was incredibly thorough and communicative throughout the entire process, keeping me updated on every step. I was genuinely surprised to see my course listings disappear from Google search results in less than a week. If you’re a creator dealing with piracy, I can wholeheartedly recommend her service.”
So the removals worked, and they did not stay done. Hosts act on every notice; the files are uploaded again afterward.
Re-uploads are the normal pattern, not an exception. Illia’s case is why a one-time cleanup alone falls short: a cleanup is finished the day it is delivered, and the files are not. So the cleanup now includes re-filing: for three months, every time something returns we file again and send you the notice and what happened to it.
$89 once per course, billed only after it is down. We do not promise a removal stays down; for three months, every time something reappears we file again and send you the notice and what happened to it.
Prices in USD, billed in the EUR equivalent.
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