Copyright & DMCA Policy

1. Applicability & layering with Terms

Our Terms of Service require you to upload and reference only content you own or license. This Copyright & DMCA Policy adds process for third parties who believe hosted or processed copies infringe exclusive rights.

We may remove or restrict processing, throttle accounts, or preserve evidence consistent with legal process even when disputes involve portrait rights, publicity, moral rights, database rights, privacy, or contract—not only classic copyright.

2. Designated copyright agent

Submit notices and counter-notices to: Email: support@tbrw.com Postal / registered business address: eXtreme Media Kit Corp 30 North Gould Street, Suite R Sheridan, WY 82801 United States

Include “DMCA Notice” or “Copyright complaint” in the subject line.

3. Required elements of a valid takedown notice (17 U.S.C. §512(c)(3))

While we review non-U.S. complaints as well, notices that substantially follow these elements typically process fastest. Provide:

• Identification of the copyrighted work claimed infringed (registration numbers where applicable and links to authoritative copies if public).
• Identification of the material on our service—account email, approximate UTC timestamps, job or share identifiers, URLs we issued.
• Your contact details: legal name, mailing address, telephone, email.
• A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, agent, or law.
• A statement under penalty of perjury that the complaining information is accurate and you are authorized to act for the owner.
• Physical or electronic signature of the complaining party.

4. What we do after a compliant notice

We acknowledge where practicable, assess facial completeness and jurisdiction, and may disable access or delay processing tied to flagged items.

We strive to notify the affected user subject to gag orders or law-enforcement restraint; the user may pursue a counter-notification as described in Section 6.

Incomplete, speculative, or automated bulk filings without particularity may receive no action.

5. Typical processing timelines

Initial acknowledgement or triage is targeted within approximately five (5) U.S. business days; complex subpoena-aligned holds may extend quietly where law prevents disclosure.

Spam or harassing filings may lower queue priority.

6. Counter-notification

If moderation was erroneous, reply with substantially the factors contemplated by §512(g): identification of removed material and location before removal; your contact information; consent to federal court jurisdiction in the relevant U.S. district where applicable; acceptance of service; and a sworn statement under penalty of perjury that material was disabled due to mistake or misidentification.

Restoral may occur after statutory waiting periods unless legal action restrains.

7. Repeat infringer strikes & termination

Accounts that accumulate credible notices or evade safeguards may lose access, forfeiting unused prepaid credits solely as permitted under our Terms.

8. Fraudulent or knowingly false notices

Misrepresentation can create liability toward users or toward eXtreme Media Kit Corp. We preserve indemnification and equitable remedies.

9. Trademark & non-copyright claims

Trademark, patents, semiconductor mask rights, publicity, GDPR or local privacy petitions use support@tbrw.com with subject “Non-copyright dispute.” Suitability judged case-by-case.

10. International harmonization caveat

Notice-and-action timelines differ across jurisdictions (EU intermediary rules, Canadian Notice-and-Notice, etc.). Operators should confer with qualified counsel.

You may open informal inquiries in languages other than English; materially complete statutory notices should include or attach an accurate English summary where originals are not in English so our designated agent and counsel can act promptly.