DMCA

Amselo respects the intellectual property rights of copyright owners and expects users of the Amselo website to do the same. This DMCA Copyright Policy explains the process for submitting a copyright infringement notification concerning material that may appear on https://amselo.com/.

This policy is intended to provide a practical process for copyright owners and authorized representatives to notify Amselo of material they believe infringes their copyrighted work. Amselo will review properly submitted notices and may take appropriate action based on the information provided and applicable law.

This policy primarily addresses copyright concerns. Trademark, patent, publicity, privacy, or other intellectual property concerns may be handled through the applicable Amselo policies or by contacting us directly.

1. Copyright and DMCA Compliance

Amselo recognizes the importance of protecting original creative works and respecting the rights of copyright owners.

If you believe that material available through the Amselo website infringes a copyright that you own or are authorized to enforce, you may submit a written copyright infringement notification to the contact address provided in this policy.

Amselo will consider notices that contain enough information to identify the copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing material, the person submitting the notice, and the basis of the copyright claim.

2. What Is Copyright?

Copyright is a form of intellectual property protection that may apply to original creative works, including photographs, written materials, illustrations, graphics, videos, artwork, software, and other qualifying works.

Copyright generally protects the original expression contained in a work rather than general ideas, facts, concepts, or methods.

Whether a particular work or use is protected or infringing depends on the applicable law and the specific circumstances.

3. Examples of Copyrighted Materials

Depending on the circumstances, copyright may apply to materials such as:

4. Who Can Submit a DMCA Notice?

A DMCA copyright infringement notification should generally be submitted by the copyright owner or by an authorized agent acting on behalf of the copyright owner.

If you are submitting the notice on behalf of another person or organization, please identify the copyright owner and explain your authority to act on the owner's behalf.

Amselo may request additional information when necessary to confirm the authority of the person submitting the notice.

5. Requirements for a Copyright Infringement Notice

To help Amselo evaluate a copyright complaint, a written notification should contain sufficient information to identify the copyrighted work and the material being reported.

6. Identification of the Copyrighted Work

Your notice should identify the copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed. Please provide enough information for Amselo to understand what work is being claimed.

Depending on the type of work, useful information may include:

• Title or name of the work.
• Author or creator.
• Date of creation or publication, where relevant.
• URL where the original work is legitimately available.
• Copyright registration information, if applicable.
• A description of the original work.
• Other information reasonably identifying the copyrighted material.

7. Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Material

Amselo needs to be able to locate the material that you believe infringes your copyright. Please provide the exact URL of the relevant page whenever possible.

If the reported material is an image, product description, article, graphic, video, or other specific element within a webpage, please describe exactly where the material appears.

8. Copyright Ownership

The person submitting a DMCA notice should have a legitimate basis for asserting the copyright claim.

If available and relevant, you may provide supporting information such as copyright registration details, publication records, original files, licensing records, or other documentation demonstrating ownership or authorization.

Please provide only information reasonably necessary to establish your claim and avoid sending unrelated confidential or highly sensitive information.

9. Good-Faith Belief Statement

A copyright notice should include a statement that the reporting party has a good-faith belief that the use of the material in question is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law.

A suggested statement is:

10. Accuracy and Authority Statement

A copyright notice should also include a statement confirming that the information provided is accurate and, where applicable, that the person submitting the notice is authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

A suggested statement is:

11. Signature Requirement

A copyright infringement notification should include a physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative.

For an email submission, a typed name may be used as an electronic signature where legally sufficient, subject to applicable requirements.

12. How to Submit a DMCA Notice

Copyright infringement notifications should be sent to Amselo using the contact information below.

13. Recommended DMCA Notice Format

To make the review process easier, you may structure your notice using the following order:

1. Your full name and contact information.
2. The name of the copyright owner.
3. Your relationship to the copyright owner, if applicable.
4. A description of the copyrighted work.
5. The location of the original copyrighted work, where available.
6. The exact URL of the allegedly infringing material.
7. A description of the infringing material.
8. A good-faith belief statement.
9. An accuracy and authority statement.
10. Your physical or electronic signature.
11. Relevant supporting documentation, where appropriate.

14. Review of DMCA Notices

After receiving a copyright notice, Amselo may review the submission to determine whether it contains sufficient information to identify the copyrighted work and the material being reported.

Depending on the circumstances, Amselo may:

• Confirm that the reported material can be located.
• Review the information provided regarding the copyright claim.
• Request additional information or clarification.
• Contact relevant parties where appropriate.
• Restrict or remove reported material where appropriate.
• Take no action when a notice does not establish a sufficient basis for action.

15. Incomplete Notices

If a notice does not contain sufficient information, Amselo may request additional details before taking action.

Examples of potentially incomplete information include an inability to identify the copyrighted work, failure to provide the location of the reported material, lack of contact information, or failure to provide required statements or a signature.

Providing complete information at the time of submission can help avoid unnecessary delays.

16. Possible Removal or Restriction

If a properly submitted notice identifies material that appears to raise a legitimate copyright concern, Amselo may remove, restrict, disable access to, replace, or otherwise address the reported material as appropriate.

Any action taken by Amselo does not necessarily constitute a final legal determination that infringement has occurred.

17. Counter-Notification

If material has been removed or restricted because of a copyright complaint and you believe that the material was removed or restricted in error, you may contact Amselo with a written counter-notification or response.

Your response should clearly identify the affected material and explain why you believe the material was authorized, non-infringing, or otherwise lawfully available.

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, additional information or formal requirements may apply to a counter-notification.

18. Recommended Counter-Notification Information

A response concerning removed or restricted content should generally include:

• Your full name and contact information.
• Identification of the material that was removed or restricted.
• The URL or location where the material previously appeared.
• An explanation of why you believe the material was removed or restricted incorrectly.
• Information supporting your right to use the material.
• Any relevant license, authorization, permission, or other supporting evidence.
• Your physical or electronic signature where required.

19. Authorization and Licensing

Copyrighted material may sometimes be used with permission, under a license, through an assignment of rights, or under another lawful authorization.

If you believe a copyright complaint concerns material that Amselo is authorized to use, please provide relevant information regarding the license, permission, assignment, or other authorization.

Amselo may review such information when evaluating a copyright complaint.

20. Fair Use and Other Legal Exceptions

Copyright law may permit certain uses of copyrighted material without the copyright owner's permission under particular circumstances.

Whether a specific use qualifies for an exception such as fair use depends on the facts and applicable law.

Amselo may consider information regarding authorization, licensing, fair use, or other applicable legal exceptions when reviewing a copyright concern.

21. False or Misleading Notices

DMCA notices should be submitted only when the reporting party has a legitimate copyright concern and a good-faith basis for the allegations.

Knowingly submitting false, misleading, fraudulent, or materially inaccurate information may have legal consequences under applicable law.

Amselo reserves the right to take appropriate action regarding abusive or fraudulent use of the copyright complaint process.

22. Repeat Infringement

Amselo may take appropriate action concerning repeated instances of alleged or confirmed copyright infringement, consistent with applicable law and the circumstances of each matter.

Depending on the situation, this may include restricting access to content, product listings, accounts, or other website functionality.

23. Third-Party Content

Certain materials appearing on the Amselo website may originate from suppliers, service providers, content creators, or other third parties.

If a copyright concern relates to third-party material displayed through Amselo, the same notification process may be used. Amselo may contact the relevant party or request additional information when appropriate.

24. Product Images and Copyright

Product images may be protected by copyright. If you believe that an image appearing on an Amselo product page belongs to you and has been used without authorization, please identify the image and provide the exact product-page URL where it appears.

Please also provide information demonstrating that you own the copyright or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.

25. Website Text and Creative Content

Original website text, graphics, photographs, illustrations, videos, layouts, and other creative materials may be protected by copyright or other intellectual property rights.

Unauthorized copying or commercial use of protected materials may violate applicable law. If you believe your original work has been copied, please submit a detailed notice through the process described above.

26. Privacy and Personal Information

Information provided in connection with a DMCA notice may be used to review, investigate, communicate about, and resolve the copyright complaint.

Personal information submitted through the copyright process will be handled in accordance with Amselo's Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Do not include unnecessary sensitive information such as passwords, payment credentials, Social Security numbers, or unrelated financial information.

27. DMCA Agent Contact Information

Copyright notices and related copyright communications may be submitted to Amselo using the contact information below.

28. Frequently Asked Questions

How do I submit a DMCA notice to Amselo?

Send your written copyright infringement notification to support@amselo.com. Include the information required by this policy, including identification of the copyrighted work, the allegedly infringing material, the relevant URLs, required statements, and your signature.

Can I report a copyrighted product image?

Yes. If you believe that an image appearing on an Amselo product page infringes your copyright, provide the exact URL, identify the image, explain your ownership, and include the required copyright notice information.

Do I need to provide proof of copyright registration?

Registration information may be helpful where applicable, but the information required for a copyright complaint can depend on the circumstances and applicable law. Provide relevant ownership information and supporting documentation where available.

What happens after Amselo receives my notice?

Amselo may review the notice, request additional information, investigate the reported material, communicate with relevant parties, and take appropriate action based on the circumstances and applicable law.

Will reported content always be removed immediately?

No. Amselo may need to review the completeness and basis of a notice before taking action. The timing of any response or action may depend on the circumstances.

Can I submit a response if my content was removed?

Yes. If you believe content was removed or restricted incorrectly, contact support@amselo.com with information explaining your position and identifying the affected material.

Can I submit a trademark complaint through this policy?

This policy primarily concerns copyright claims. Trademark and other intellectual property concerns may be submitted through Amselo's Intellectual Property Claim process or by contacting support@amselo.com.

29. Changes to This DMCA Policy

Amselo may update this DMCA Copyright Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our website, business practices, legal requirements, or copyright procedures.

Any updated version will be published on this page with a revised effective date. Users and rights holders are encouraged to review this policy periodically.

30. Related Policies

This DMCA Copyright Policy should be read together with Amselo's other applicable policies, including:

• Terms of Service.
• Privacy Policy.
• Cookie Policy.
• Intellectual Property Claim Policy.
• Disclaimer.
• Other applicable website policies and notices.

31. Final Statement

Amselo respects copyright ownership and encourages copyright holders to contact us when they believe their rights have been infringed through the website.

To help us review your concern efficiently, please provide complete, accurate, specific, and good-faith information when submitting a DMCA notice.

For copyright infringement notifications, counter-notifications, supporting documentation, or questions regarding this policy, please contact: support@amselo.com.