Digital Millennium Copyright Act Policy

Greetings from enterloob.com. Just as we expect people to respect our intellectual property rights, we also respect others’. A copyright owner or their representative may send us a takedown request through our DMCA Agent, who is mentioned below, in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Title 17, United States Code, Section 512(c). Under the DMCA’s “safe harbour” rules, we, as an internet service provider, are qualified to assert protection from these infringement allegations. You must provide us notice outlining the following details in order to file a good faith infringement claim:

Notice of Infringement – Claim

1. The owner of the copyright (or an authorised representative) signing the document in person or electronically;

2. Identification of the allegedly infringed copyrighted work;

3. Identification of the content that needs to be deleted, together with details that are reasonably enough to allow the service provider to find the content. [To help us identify the allegedly violating work, kindly provide the URL of the page in question];

4. A declaration that the complaining party believes in good faith that the copyright agent has not authorised the use of the material;

5. Information that is reasonably sufficient to allow the service provider to get in touch with the complaining party, such as your name, physical address, email address, phone number, and fax number; and

6. A declaration attesting to the accuracy of the information in the notice and the complaining party’s authority to act on behalf of the copyright owner under penalty of perjury.

Any individual who intentionally and substantially misrepresents specific facts in a notification of infringement under 17 USC §512(c)(3) faces civil damage penalties, including expenses and legal fees, under Title 17 USC §512(f)(3).

All removal requests should be sent via our Contact page. To ensure rapid attention, please send via email.

Counter Notification – Restoration of Material

You can try to get the content back on the site by sending us a counternotice if you have been notified that anything is being removed due to a copyright infringement accusation. According to 17 USC Section 512(g)(3), said notification must be sent in writing to our DMCA Agent and must mostly include the following components.

1. Your signature, either digital or tactile.

2. A description of the removed material, including its original position on the property before it was removed.

3. Declaring under penalty of perjury that you believe, in good faith, that the information was deleted or disabled because it was misidentified or mistakenly removed.

4. Your name, address, and phone number, along with a declaration that you agree to accept service of process from the individual or business that sent the initial infringement notification and that you consent to the jurisdiction of the federal district court for the judicial district where the address is located (or, if you are not in the United States, that you consent to the jurisdiction of any judicial district where the service provider may be located).

5. Use our Contact page to send your counter notification. Email is a great option.

Repeat Infringer Policy

Copyright violations are taken very seriously by us. We keep track of DMCA notices from copyright holders and try our best to find any repeat infringers in accordance with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s repeat infringer policy requirements. Accounts of those who break our internal repeat infringer policy will be closed.

Modifications

This page’s contents and its DMCA claim handling policies are subject to change at any time and for any cause. It is advised that you return often to review this policy for any updates.