Thothub has an on-site DMCA form, so start there. But be realistic: it frequently ignores requests, restores removed content, and runs on several domains. Alongside the form, send your URLs to Google to strip them from search and file with the host. That combination is what actually clears your leak.
Thothub is one of the older, larger OnlyFans repost sites, and unlike a fully anonymous tube it does publish a DMCA form. That is worth using. The problem is that filing the form and hoping is exactly what Thothub counts on. Creators regularly report notices going unanswered, and content that does come down reappears under a new URL soon after.
So the plan is simple. File the form because it sometimes works and costs you nothing. Then apply the pressure Thothub cannot ignore: Google and its host.
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Thothub
Contact
On-site DMCA form
Response
Often slow or ignored
Difficulty
File the Thothub DMCA form, then keep going
Thothub keeps a copyright page on the site with a Copyright Contact Form where you submit the infringing URLs and prove ownership.
Fill it in with:
- The exact Thothub URLs where your content appears, one per line
- A link to your original profile as proof (OnlyFans, Fansly, MYM)
- A short statement that you own the content and did not authorize the upload
- A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate
- Your signature, which can be your typed full name
Note
You do not need to give your home address. A valid name and email are enough. If a field asks for an address, use a management or agent address, never your personal one.
The steps that actually clear it
Collect the URLs across every Thothub domain
Search your stage name on each active Thothub domain. Copy the full address of every page, grouped by domain, and screenshot each.
Submit the on-site DMCA form
File your URL list and proof of ownership through Thothub's copyright form. Keep a copy of your submission.
Send the URLs to Google
A copyright removal request pulls the pages out of Google Search. This is the step that stops your name from surfacing the leak, whether or not Thothub acts.
File with the host
Look up Thothub's current host with a WHOIS lookup and send the same URLs and proof to its abuse contact. Hosts act even when the site does not.
Get it out of Google
Even if Thothub sits on the request, Google will remove the leaked URLs from search for copyright reasons, usually within about 48 hours. For most creators this is the outcome that matters most, since it takes your leak off the first page under your name. Our guide to removing content from Google walks through the form.
Warning
Thothub reposts content across mirror domains and restores removed uploads. Filing once is never enough here. Check back and re-file as new copies appear, and cover every domain, not just the main one.
Doing it yourself or letting us handle it
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FAQ
Does Thothub actually remove content?
Sometimes. It has a DMCA form and occasionally acts, but many requests go unanswered and removed content is often restored. Google and the host are more dependable.
What information does the Thothub form need?
The infringing URLs, proof that you own the content (your original profile), and a signed statement. You do not need a lawyer or a registered copyright.
Why does my content come back after I remove it?
Thothub re-uploads under new URLs and mirrors content across domains. You have to re-file as copies reappear, which is why ongoing monitoring beats a one-time notice here.
Can I get it off Google even if Thothub ignores me?
Yes, and that is usually the most important win. Google removes the URLs for copyright reasons independently of Thothub.
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