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DSA point of contact
Last updated: 2026-05-12. mediabuyer.site is operated by Luba Media S.L. from Spain. This page is our point of contact under Articles 11 and 12 of the EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065).
1. Point of contact for authorities (Art. 11 DSA)
For communications from Member State authorities, the European Commission, and the European Board for Digital Services, the designated single point of contact is:
- Email: eyal@luba.media
- Working language: English (additional support available in Spanish and Hebrew).
- Operator: Luba Media S.L., a Spanish limited-liability company.
2. Point of contact for users (Art. 12 DSA)
Recipients of the service may contact us directly and rapidly, by electronic means, at the same address: eyal@luba.media. We aim to acknowledge within 72 hours.
3. Notice and action mechanism (Art. 16 DSA)
To report content you believe is illegal under EU or Member State law, or that infringes your rights, please use our notice-and-action procedure on the DMCA & takedown page, which covers copyright, trademark, and other rights-based notices. For other categories of illegal content, email legal@luba.media with: (a) a clear explanation of why the content is illegal, (b) the exact URL, (c) your name and contact details, and (d) a good-faith statement that the information in the notice is accurate. We respond within 24 hours and notify the affected party with a statement of reasons.
4. Annual transparency report (Art. 15 DSA)
Once mediabuyer.site reaches twelve consecutive months of operation as a hosting service in the scope of the DSA, we will publish an annual transparency report covering orders received from authorities, notices received under Art. 16, content moderation carried out on our own initiative, complaints handled through our internal complaint-handling system, and disputes brought before out-of-court dispute settlement bodies. The first report will be published on this page.
5. Statement of reasons (Art. 17 DSA)
When we restrict the visibility of, remove, or otherwise act on content provided by a user, we issue a statement of reasons covering the type of restriction, the facts and circumstances relied on, any use of automated means, the legal or contractual ground, and information on redress. A public log of content-moderation decisions will be maintained here.
6. Out-of-court dispute settlement
Users in the EU may also refer disputes about content-moderation decisions to a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body under Art. 21 DSA, or to the competent court in their place of habitual residence.