2257 regs published in full

[Dracula]

Today I gathered all the ids I need for my unused content (mostly shemale, imagine the fun )

So now, on every free site I make, I have to put a link to a specific 2257 page with the text and the ids for that content).
I think I will make a new 2257 page for every new set...

And if I get an European host all those problems will be solved?

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Dracula

...So now, on every free site I make, I have to put a link to a specific 2257 page with the text and the ids for that content...

I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to by "ids for that content", but if you're referring to the model identification and proof of age information, that goes in your private files only, NEVER on a web page. Your 2257 statement should simply state your name and the location of your records (address of your primary place of business). That won't change so no need to make a custom 2257 page for each free site you build.

[Dracula]

Originally Posted by Toby

I'm not exactly sure what you're referring to by "ids for that content", but if you're referring to the model identification and proof of age information, that goes in your private files only, NEVER on a web page. Your 2257 statement should simply state your name and the location of your records (address of your primary place of business). That won't change so no need to make a custom 2257 page for each free site you build.

I see now, I was really confused about the ids. Since I am in Europe, in a site investigation how the Feds will see my papers? I am pretty sure they will not come here. And what if the owner is an offshore company (Bermuda, Gibraltar etc).?

[Toby]

Originally Posted by Dracula

...Since I am in Europe, in a site investigation how the Feds will see my papers?...

That's their problem.
I suppose in theory they could make arrangements for the appropriate European authorities to inspect your documentation, but they'd need to have some pretty substantial cause to believe they'd find something major to go to the trouble. There's more than enough fish for them to fry here at home.