Found my work on another site

[Humanistheart]

I found my series on novel.com . No I didn’t give permission for that.
Anyone know what to do about that?

 

[Envylope]

It looks like a scammer website.

 

[Anemic_Vampire]

Anyone know what to do about that?

Reporting them is hard, and most of the time website like these disappear on their own after a while. And, it's probably the bots stealing novels from different websites.

 

[L1aei]

I found my series on novel.com . No I didn’t give permission for that.
Anyone know what to do about that?

Terror tactics via DMCA notice. Be sure to include your legal name, your contact email, the original url on Scribblehub of your novel, don't forget to include the URL of that bastard thief's copy of your work, a clear statement you own the copyright (unless you made it public domain?), also leave the juicy statement made under penalty of perjury, and if you want you can leave your typed up signature. Do not contact the scammer's website first, let the DMCA do all the work for you.

But, if you want, before the site blinks out of existence, you can screenshot everything; your own work on this site and your account showing you are the original author, then the url of the stolen novel and the stolen novel itself, and include the time or dates when yours and theirs were published. Evidence goes a long way in a claim.

 

[Humanistheart]

Terror tactics via DMCA notice. Be sure to include your legal name, your contact email, the original url on Scribblehub of your novel, don't forget to include the URL of that bastard thief's copy of your work, a clear statement you own the copyright (unless you made it public domain?), also leave the juicy statement made under penalty of perjury, and if you want you can leave your typed up signature. Do not contact the scammer's website first, let the DMCA do all the work for you.

But, if you want, before the site blinks out of existence, you can screenshot everything; your own work on this site and your account showing you are the original author, then the url of the stolen novel and the stolen novel itself, and include the time or dates when yours and theirs were published. Evidence goes a long way in a claim.

Thanks! I’ve been trying to even find an email for them.