Start with chat
Use the website chat to introduce the event and your connection to the broadcast. Include the active stream first when time matters.
Prepare the event brief ↗The live response deskStart with the event.
Start with the event.
Keep the context.
Start a chat with the event, original source and active reported URL. You can prepare a structured draft first or ask the team a short question.
CONNECT DIRECTLY
Choose your next step.
Keep a copy
Download the planner brief or keep your own record of URLs and observation times. Add updates to the same conversation.
Existing contact details
Email and phone remain available alongside the chat. Use the channel that works for you; avoid sending account credentials.
Business contact
Nila Burgess
1600 S Federal Hwy, Ste 590, Pompano Beach, FL 33062, Florida, USA
+1 954 461 6263
info@antipiracy.live
Nila Burgess
1600 S Federal Hwy, Ste 590, Pompano Beach, FL 33062, Florida, USA
+1 954 461 6263
info@antipiracy.live
BEFORE YOU SEND
A useful first message.
Include
State the event name, start time and timezone, original source, reported stream URLs and your rights-holder or representative context.
- Which stream is still active?
- When did you observe it?
- Which source is authorized?
Keep the context clear
Describe what you know and what still needs review. Chat is a place to clarify the request before any platform action.
- One URL per line
- Separate current and past links
- No passwords or recovery codes
Make the next step clear.
Connect the original with the reported links. Review a brief before you choose to share it.