DMCA

This policy applies to reports alleging that copyrighted material available through Angelastillwell's website is being used without authorization. The material may include product photographs, original artwork, written descriptions, graphics, illustrations, or other content protected by copyright.

Our goal is to provide a clear channel for copyright owners and their authorized representatives to identify disputed material and submit information for review. We may also consider responses from people who believe their content was identified or removed in error.

This policy describes our general reporting procedures. A formal notice or counter-notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) may have specific legal requirements that differ from an ordinary customer support inquiry.

You may contact us if you believe copyrighted work that you own or are authorized to represent has been copied, displayed, or otherwise used on our website without permission. Examples may include:

Not every use of a copyrighted work is necessarily infringing. Permission, licensing, exceptions, and other circumstances may affect whether a particular use violates a copyright. Please identify the specific work and explain the basis of your concern.

If your concern relates primarily to a trademark, brand name, product design, or another type of intellectual property rather than copyright, please use the Angelastillwell website to locate our Intellectual Property Claim information or contact our support team for guidance.

A copyright notice should be submitted by the copyright owner or by a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf. If you represent a company, creator, photographer, artist, or other rights holder, please explain your role and authority in the notice.

If you are not the rights holder or an authorized representative, you may still contact us with a general concern. However, a general report may not contain the declarations and information required for a formal DMCA notice.

We may request further information when the identity of the rights holder, the ownership of the work, or the authority of the person submitting the notice is unclear.

To help us assess a copyright complaint, please provide the information applicable to your notice. A formal DMCA notice generally requires more than a statement that content is copied. Missing or unclear details may prevent us from identifying the material or evaluating the request.

• Identification of the copyrighted work: describe the work you believe has been infringed. If multiple works are involved, identify each work or provide a representative list where appropriate.
• Location of the reported material: provide the exact URL of each relevant product page or webpage. Explain where the allegedly infringing material appears on that page.
• Your contact information: provide your full name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address as applicable to a formal notice.
• Good-faith statement: include a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
• Accuracy and authority statement: include the declarations required for a formal notice, including the applicable statement regarding the accuracy of the information and your authority to act for the owner.
• Signature: include a physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or a person authorized to act on the owner's behalf, as applicable to the notice.
• Supporting material: include relevant reference links, copies of the original work, publication details, or other information that helps identify the work and explain your claim.

Please send copyright concerns to our support email address with a clear subject line. To help us direct your message appropriately, use "DMCA Copyright Notice" as the email subject for an alleged infringement report.

Our published support hours are 8:00 AM–7:00 PM EST, Monday through Saturday. These are general customer support hours and should not be interpreted as a guarantee that a formal notice will be reviewed or resolved within a specific period.

After receiving a notice, we may review the information provided to determine whether the reported material can be located and whether the notice contains enough information for us to assess the concern. We may request clarification or supporting material when necessary.

Depending on the circumstances, the available information, and applicable requirements, potential actions may include:

• Requesting additional information to identify the copyrighted work.
• Reviewing the reported webpage, product listing, image, or other material.
• Removing or restricting access to material where appropriate.
• Notifying an affected party when appropriate or required.
• Considering a response or counter-notice where an applicable procedure permits it.
• Declining to take action when the notice is incomplete or does not provide a sufficient basis for the requested action.

The action taken will depend on the circumstances of the report. Receipt of a notice does not itself establish that infringement has occurred, and we do not guarantee a particular outcome or processing time.

If your material has been removed or access has been restricted following a copyright complaint, and you believe the action was taken because of a mistake or misidentification, you may contact us with an explanation and supporting information.

Your message should identify the affected material, provide the relevant URL, explain why you believe the removal or restriction was incorrect, and include any evidence or authorization that supports your position.

If you intend to submit a formal DMCA counter-notice, you should review the applicable requirements before submitting it. Depending on the procedure, a formal counter-notice may require identifying information, a statement under penalty of perjury, consent to jurisdiction, and a physical or electronic signature.

Angelastillwell takes repeated copyright concerns seriously. Where appropriate and supported by the circumstances, we may consider prior reports and actions when addressing repeated allegations involving the same person, account, or source of content.

Depending on the situation and applicable requirements, actions may include removing additional material, restricting access to content, or taking other reasonable steps. Any action will depend on the facts available and the nature of the reported conduct.

We do not treat an unverified allegation as conclusive proof of infringement. Reports should be evaluated based on the information submitted and the circumstances of the particular matter.

Copyright notices and counter-notices should be submitted in good faith and should contain accurate information. A notice may affect the availability of content, so it is important to identify the correct work and material before making a claim.

Do not knowingly submit false statements about ownership, authorization, infringement, or the accuracy of the information provided. Applicable law may impose consequences for certain material misrepresentations in formal notices or counter-notices.

If you are unsure whether you own the relevant copyright, whether permission was granted, or whether a particular use is authorized, consider seeking qualified legal advice before submitting a formal notice.

Information included in a copyright notice or response may be used to identify the reported material, assess the complaint, communicate with the relevant parties, and manage any resulting action.

Depending on the circumstances and any applicable requirements, it may be necessary to share relevant portions of a notice or response with an affected party or others involved in handling the complaint. For this reason, do not include confidential information that is not needed to evaluate the issue.

Please review the Angelastillwell Privacy Policy for additional information about our general handling of information submitted through the website and customer support channels.

Our website or its associated services may include links, content, or functionality provided by third parties. A copyright concern involving material hosted or controlled by another service may need to be directed to that service's own copyright reporting process.

When contacting us about third-party material, please identify the exact content and explain its connection to Angelastillwell. We can review concerns involving material on our website, but we cannot guarantee action concerning content controlled by an independent third party.

We may revise this DMCA Policy from time to time to reflect changes to our website, reporting process, or applicable requirements. Any updated version will be published on this page.

We encourage copyright owners, authorized representatives, and website visitors to review this page periodically so they can refer to the current reporting process.

For copyright infringement reports, questions about this DMCA Policy, or requests for clarification regarding a previously submitted report, please contact our support team using the information below. Include a clear subject line and enough detail to help us understand your request.

Angelastillwell appreciates the cooperation of copyright owners, creators, authorized representatives, and website visitors in helping identify potential copyright concerns. Clear, complete, and accurate reports help us understand the issue and determine the appropriate next steps.