Thotsbay does not host your files. It is a forum that links out to file hosts like Bunkr, Cyberdrop and Gofile, and it hides behind Cloudflare with no published DMCA contact. So the takedown that works is not aimed at Thotsbay. You file with each file host where the actual content sits, report the thread to Cloudflare, and send the URLs to Google so the thread stops showing up in search.
The mistake almost everyone makes with Thotsbay is treating it like the site holding their photos. It usually is not. A Thotsbay thread is a wrapper: a few preview images and a stack of links pointing to file hosts where the real videos and galleries are stored. That changes where you aim.
If you send a notice to Thotsbay itself, you are shouting at a Cloudflare page. There is no listed copyright agent and the operators stay anonymous on purpose. But the file hosts behind those links do answer, and Google decides whether anyone finds the thread at all. This guide walks the route that gets results.
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Thotsbay
Contact
No published DMCA contact
Response
Direct reports go nowhere
Difficulty
Why writing to Thotsbay does nothing
Three things make the forum itself a dead end:
- It is Cloudflare-fronted and anonymous. There is no copyright email, no ticket desk, and no name to serve a notice on.
- It only links, it does not store. Pull the thread and the files stay live on Bunkr or Gofile, ready to be re-linked in a new thread.
- It reposts. A cleared thread is cheap to recreate, so the pressure has to land on the files, not the page.
The leverage is one level down, on the hosts, and one level up, on Google.
What actually gets your content down
Open the thread and list every link
Go through the Thotsbay thread and copy every outbound file-host link: Bunkr, Cyberdrop, Gofile, pixeldrain, and any others. Note the thread URL too. Screenshot everything before it moves.
File a takedown at each file host
This is where your content actually lives. Each host has its own abuse or copyright route. Send the exact file and folder links with a link to your original profile as proof. Kill the file and every thread pointing to it goes dead.
Report the thread to Cloudflare
Submit the Thotsbay thread URL at abuse.cloudflare.com. Cloudflare forwards it to the underlying host and often reveals who that host is, which is how you reach the operator you otherwise cannot.
Send the URLs to Google
The highest-impact step. A copyright removal request pulls the thread and the file links out of Google Search, so your name stops surfacing them even while a stray copy lingers.
The most important step: get it out of Google
For most creators the damage is not a file on a server nobody visits directly. It is your stage name pulling up a Thotsbay thread on the first page of Google. Google removes those URLs for copyright reasons even when the forum ignores you and a mirror stays live somewhere.
Send the thread URL and each file-host link through Google's copyright removal request with a link to your original profile as proof. It usually takes around 48 hours. Our guide to removing content from Google walks through the form.
Tip
Not sure who hosts a link or where the thread really resolves? Run it through our WHOIS lookup to find the host and its abuse contact before you file.
A note on your details
You do not have to give anyone your home address in this process. A valid name and email are enough for a file host, for Cloudflare, and for Google. If a form demands a mailing address, use a management or agent address, never your personal one. Do not paste extra identity details into a forum or any field a stranger controls.
Doing it yourself or letting us handle it
Thotsbay is the kind of target where doing it yourself means chasing links across hosts, then watching a fresh thread relink the same files a week later.
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FAQ
Does Thotsbay respond to DMCA notices?
There is no reliable way to reach it. The forum publishes no copyright contact and hides behind Cloudflare. The productive route is the file hosts it links to, plus Cloudflare and Google.
Where is my content actually stored?
On the file hosts linked in the thread, such as Bunkr, Cyberdrop or Gofile, not on Thotsbay itself. That is why you file with those hosts to make the content disappear.
Can I still get it off Google?
Yes, and this is the step that matters most. Google removes the thread and file links from search for copyright reasons even when the forum ignores you, usually within about 48 hours.
Do I need a lawyer or a registered copyright?
No. You own the copyright the moment you create the content, and none of these steps require a lawyer.
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