Our Promise: Permanent Takedown of Pirated Content
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One question is all that matters:
Can you or can you not remove the links sharing my content?
The answer should be simple. But most companies in this space give you vague answers while hiding a dirty secret — they remove the link from Google search results, but your content is still sitting live on the server. Nothing actually got taken down.
We do things differently. Here is our promise:
Two situations define our core promise — and the same $300/month flat service also covers Telegram/Reddit leaks, impersonator accounts, and OFM content removal:
- Direct hosting — a website has your course files uploaded on their own servers and is distributing them for free or for a price.
- Unauthorized listings — a website has put your course or product up for sale without your permission.
In both cases, we go after the source. We contact the host, the registrar, and whoever needs to be contacted to get that content pulled from the internet permanently.
We do not make this promise lightly. Every situation is different. Some removals happen in hours. Others take longer. But we have seen enough and done enough to know that we will get the job done.
KOHZA's promise is source-level removal: if a site hosts, links, or sells your content, we get it deleted from the server — not just de-indexed from Google. Every asset is fingerprinted so re-uploads are struck automatically, and you receive a documented evidence chain for every removal.
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Does KOHZA guarantee removal?
We hold a 98% removal rate and escalate resistant hosts to ISPs, CDN providers, and payment processors until the content is down. Some removals happen in hours; hardened hosts take longer. If a case is not winnable, we tell you at the free assessment — before you pay anything.
What does source-level removal mean?
Most agencies only de-index links from Google — the files stay live on the server. We force deletion at the hosting level, so the content is actually gone, not just hidden from search results.
Does the promise cover Telegram leaks and impersonator accounts?
Yes. Direct hosting and unauthorized listings define our core promise, and the same $300/month flat service covers Telegram and Reddit leaks, impersonator accounts, and OFM content removal.
What happens if a pirate re-uploads my content after removal?
Every removed asset is cryptographically fingerprinted at the hash level — not just URL-monitored. Re-upload attempts across any of our 52+ monitored networks trigger an automatic secondary strike within hours, with no further input required from you. Most repeat offenders are escalated to platform-level termination after the second strike. The process typically resolves within 24–48 hours of the re-upload being detected.
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