Intellectual Property Claim

Amselo respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users, customers, suppliers, creators, and other parties interacting with our website to do the same.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to notify Amselo if you believe that content, images, product materials, trademarks, text, graphics, or other materials available through https://amselo.com/ infringe your intellectual property rights.

We take legitimate intellectual property concerns seriously and will review properly submitted claims in a reasonable manner. Where appropriate, Amselo may investigate the reported material and take action consistent with applicable law and our policies.

1. Purpose of This Policy

The purpose of this policy is to provide a clear process for individuals and organizations who believe that their intellectual property rights may have been infringed through content appearing on the Amselo website.

Intellectual property may include copyrights, trademarks, trade names, logos, photographs, illustrations, written content, product designs, graphics, videos, artwork, and other legally protected materials.

This policy does not determine whether a particular use is legally infringing. Amselo will review claims based on the information provided and applicable law.

2. Intellectual Property Protected by This Policy

Depending on the circumstances, an intellectual property claim may relate to one or more of the following rights:

3. Examples of Potential Intellectual Property Concerns

Examples of matters that may be reported to Amselo include:

• Unauthorized use of a copyrighted photograph or image.
• Unauthorized reproduction of original written content.
• Unauthorized use of a protected logo or trademark.
• Unauthorized copying of original graphics or artwork.
• Use of another party's protected product imagery without authorization.
• Content that falsely suggests an affiliation with a trademark owner.
• Other website materials that may violate applicable intellectual property rights.

A claim should identify the specific material at issue and explain why the reporting party believes the material violates their rights.

4. Who May Submit a Claim?

An intellectual property claim should generally be submitted by the intellectual property owner or by a person legally authorized to act on behalf of the owner.

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another individual or organization, please clearly explain your authority to act on that party's behalf.

Claims submitted by unauthorized third parties may require additional information before Amselo can review the matter.

5. Information Required for an Intellectual Property Claim

To help us review a claim efficiently, please provide sufficient information to identify the intellectual property right and the material that is allegedly infringing.

6. Copyright Claims

If you believe that a photograph, written work, illustration, graphic, video, artwork, or other copyrighted material has been used on the Amselo website without authorization, please identify the copyrighted work as precisely as possible.

If the work has been registered with a relevant copyright authority, you may provide the applicable registration information. Registration information can help us understand and evaluate the claim, although the availability and relevance of registration information may depend on the jurisdiction involved.

Please also provide the exact URL where the allegedly infringing material appears.

7. Trademark Claims

If you believe that a trademark, trade name, logo, or other protected brand identifier has been used without authorization, please provide the name of the trademark owner, identify the trademark, and explain the nature of the alleged infringement.

Where applicable, please include trademark registration information and identify the jurisdiction in which the trademark is registered.

Please also identify the exact Amselo page, product listing, image, text, or other material where the trademark appears.

8. Ownership and Authorization

Amselo may request reasonable information demonstrating ownership of the intellectual property or authority to act on behalf of the rights holder.

Examples may include:

• Copyright registration information.
• Trademark registration information.
• Official ownership records.
• Written authorization from the rights holder.
• Documentation establishing a legal relationship with the rights holder.
• Other relevant information supporting the claim.

Please do not send unnecessary sensitive personal information or confidential documents that are unrelated to the claim.

9. Identification of the Reported Material

A claim should identify the material as specifically as possible. A general statement that "content on the website is infringing" may not provide enough information for Amselo to locate and evaluate the reported material.

Whenever possible, include the complete URL of the relevant product page, image, article, graphic, or other webpage.

10. Good-Faith Statement

A claim should be submitted in good faith. Before submitting a claim, the reporting party should reasonably consider whether the reported use may be authorized, licensed, permitted by the rights holder, or otherwise allowed under applicable law.

Amselo may request clarification if a claim does not provide enough information to determine the basis of the complaint.

11. Accuracy of Claims

Individuals submitting an intellectual property claim are responsible for ensuring that the information provided is accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge.

False, misleading, fraudulent, or abusive claims may delay the review process and may have legal consequences under applicable law.

12. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

Intellectual property claims should be submitted to Amselo by email using the contact information provided below.

13. Recommended Claim Format

For convenience, claimants may structure their email using the following format:

1. Full name of the intellectual property owner.
2. Name and contact information of the person submitting the claim.
3. Statement explaining whether you are the owner or authorized representative.
4. Description of the intellectual property right.
5. Evidence or information supporting ownership.
6. Exact URL of the allegedly infringing material.
7. Description of the material being reported.
8. Explanation of the alleged infringement.
9. Relevant supporting documents or registration information.
10. Any additional information that may assist Amselo with its review.

14. Review of a Claim

After receiving a claim, Amselo may review the information provided to determine whether the complaint identifies a specific intellectual property concern.

Depending on the circumstances, the review may include:

• Confirming that the reported material can be located.
• Reviewing the information provided about the intellectual property.
• Considering information regarding ownership or authorization.
• Reviewing the relationship between the reported material and the claimed rights.
• Requesting additional information where necessary.
• Taking appropriate action based on the available information and applicable law.

15. Possible Actions Following a Claim

Depending on the circumstances and the information available, Amselo may take appropriate action concerning reported content.

16. Temporary Removal or Restriction

In appropriate circumstances, Amselo may temporarily restrict access to reported material while a claim is being reviewed.

Temporary action does not necessarily mean that Amselo has determined that infringement occurred. A final decision may require additional information, clarification, or communication with the relevant parties.

17. Counter-Notice or Response

If you are the person or business responsible for material that has been reported and believe the material was removed or restricted incorrectly, you may contact Amselo at support@amselo.com with an explanation and any relevant evidence.

Your response should identify the affected material, explain why you believe the material is authorized or otherwise lawful, and provide information that supports your position.

Amselo may review the response and any additional information before deciding whether further action is appropriate.

18. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate and based on available information, Amselo may take additional action against repeated unauthorized use of intellectual property.

Such action may include restricting access to content, product listings, accounts, or other website functionality where permitted and appropriate.

19. Third-Party Content

Some website materials may be supplied, licensed, or otherwise provided by third parties. If you believe that third-party content appearing on the Amselo website infringes your rights, you may submit a claim using the process described in this policy.

Amselo may contact the relevant supplier, content provider, rights holder, or other party when additional information is needed to evaluate a claim.

20. Product Images and Copyright

Product photography and visual materials may be subject to copyright or other intellectual property rights. If you believe an image displayed on an Amselo product page belongs to you and is being used without authorization, please provide the exact image or webpage URL and evidence supporting your claim.

Please explain whether you own the image, hold an exclusive license, or are otherwise authorized to enforce the relevant rights.

21. Website Content

Website text, graphics, page designs, layouts, photographs, logos, and other materials may be protected by intellectual property laws.

Unless otherwise indicated, users should not copy, reproduce, distribute, modify, publish, or commercially exploit Amselo website materials without appropriate authorization.

22. Respect for Intellectual Property

Amselo expects all users, customers, suppliers, creators, and business partners to respect the intellectual property rights of others.

If you believe that material on the Amselo website infringes your rights, we encourage you to contact us promptly with sufficient information to allow the matter to be reviewed.

23. No Abuse of the Claim Process

The intellectual property claim process should not be used to harass competitors, suppress lawful speech, disrupt legitimate business activity, make false claims, or obtain information unrelated to a genuine intellectual property concern.

Amselo may decline to process claims that appear abusive, fraudulent, repetitive without new information, or unrelated to intellectual property rights.

24. Confidential Information

Claimants should provide only information reasonably necessary to support their intellectual property claim.

Please avoid sending passwords, payment credentials, Social Security numbers, financial account information, or other highly sensitive information unless it is specifically required and appropriate for the matter.

25. Privacy Considerations

Information submitted in connection with an intellectual property claim may be processed for purposes of reviewing, investigating, responding to, and resolving the claim.

Personal information will be handled in accordance with Amselo's Privacy Policy, subject to applicable law and legitimate business requirements.

26. No Waiver of Rights

Nothing in this policy is intended to waive, limit, or replace any rights or remedies available under applicable intellectual property law.

Amselo reserves all rights and remedies available to it with respect to intellectual property and website content.

27. Legal Compliance

Amselo will handle intellectual property complaints in accordance with applicable laws and regulations to the extent required.

The appropriate procedure for a particular claim may depend on the type of intellectual property involved, the jurisdiction, the identity of the rights holder, and the specific circumstances of the complaint.

28. Changes to This Policy

Amselo may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our website, business operations, applicable law, or intellectual property procedures.

The latest version will be posted on this page with the applicable effective date. We encourage users to review this page periodically.

29. Frequently Asked Questions

How do I report a copyright concern?

Send an email to support@amselo.com describing the copyrighted work, identifying the allegedly infringing material, providing the relevant URL, and including information supporting your ownership or authorization.

Can I report a trademark concern?

Yes. Please identify the trademark, rights holder, registration information where applicable, the material being reported, the exact URL, and an explanation of the alleged infringement.

Do I need to be the intellectual property owner?

Claims should generally be submitted by the rights holder or an authorized representative. If you are acting for another party, please explain your authority.

What happens after I submit a claim?

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

How quickly will Amselo remove reported material?

There is no automatic removal time for every claim. The time required may depend on the completeness of the complaint, complexity of the issue, availability of relevant information, and other circumstances.

Can I submit a claim if I am not located in the United States?

You may contact Amselo regarding an intellectual property concern regardless of location. Please identify the relevant intellectual property rights and jurisdiction in your submission where applicable.

Can I submit additional information after my original claim?

Yes. If you have additional evidence or information relevant to an existing claim, contact Amselo using the same email address and reference the original submission where possible.

30. Contact Amselo

For intellectual property claims, questions, supporting documentation, or follow-up information, please contact Amselo using the details below.

31. Final Statement

Amselo values intellectual property rights and is committed to reviewing legitimate concerns in a responsible manner. Providing complete, accurate, and specific information helps us evaluate claims efficiently.

This policy should be read together with Amselo's Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and other applicable website policies.

For all intellectual property concerns, please contact support@amselo.com.