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Hostgator Softlayer Technologies Inc web hosting violated my first amendment right of free speech Houston, Texas

11th of May, 2011 by User835492

I use a website hosted by Hostgator to offer computer services and web design for supplemental income. I had a parody of Best Buy's Geek Squad logo which was titled "Greek Squad." Best Buy sent a DMCA notice to Hostgator, and Hostgator forcibly removed my logo from my website, without my consent, under protest and duress, in a blatant attempt to suppress my first amendment right. I called and spoke with a supervisor at Hostgator and asked them to make it right and revert my website back to the way it was. Eric the supervisor, refused, and tried to make me believe the DMCA superseded the constitution for the united States of America. I explained to Eric and through electronic correspondence that if this was not made right, I would seek legal remedy. So far I have invested about 28 hours between phone calls, email correspondence, and legal research all because of Hostgator caving to a DMCA threat from Best Buy. I encourage everyone who uses Hostgator to cancel, those who are thinking about using Hostgator to reconsider. They will attempt to suppress your federally protected rights without concern for your well-being, and without any remorse or empathy. I am open to join any class action lawsuits against Hostgator, Softlayer Technologies Inc, or Best Buy that is relevant to my complaint. I am also open to any legal support from any law practice that may view themselves confident enough to win a battle to preserve my first amendment rights of free speech. Let's tell these huge corporations no! We are not taking it anymore! We have rights!

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