DMCA
Last updated: August 2026
Serperman respects the intellectual property rights of creators, copyright owners, and other rights holders. This DMCA Policy explains how copyright owners can notify us when they believe material available through the Serperman website infringes their copyright and how we may respond to a properly submitted notice.
1. Our Copyright Commitment
Serperman aims to respect copyright law and the legitimate rights of copyright owners. We do not knowingly intend to make unauthorized use of copyrighted material through our website.
Our website may contain product photographs, written descriptions, graphics, illustrations, logos, promotional materials, page content, and other creative works. Certain materials may be owned by Serperman, while other materials may be supplied or licensed by third parties.
If you believe that copyrighted material has been used on our website without authorization, you may send us a written copyright notice using the process described below.
2. What Is a DMCA Notice?
A DMCA notice is a written notification from a copyright owner or an authorized representative identifying material that the rights holder believes infringes copyright.
A properly prepared notice should contain enough information for Serperman to identify the copyrighted work, locate the allegedly infringing material, understand the basis of the complaint, and contact the person submitting the notice.
Please note: A general statement that content has been copied may not provide enough information for us to locate or evaluate the specific material. Please identify the relevant content as precisely as possible.
3. Who May Submit a Notice?
A DMCA notice should generally be submitted by the copyright owner or by an individual authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
If you are submitting a notice on behalf of another person, company, or organization, please clearly explain your authority to act for the rights holder.
Notices submitted by individuals who have no connection to the copyright owner may not be sufficient for us to process the request.
4. Required Information for a Copyright Notice
To help us review a copyright complaint, please include the information below in your written notice.
Copyrighted Work
Identify the copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed. If multiple works are involved, provide a representative list or clearly identify each relevant work.
Infringing Material
Provide the specific URL or other precise location of the material you believe infringes your copyright.
Your Information
Include your name, mailing address, telephone number, and email address so that we can communicate with you about the notice.
Representation
If you are acting on behalf of the copyright owner, identify your relationship to the rights holder and your authority to submit the notice.
5. Notice Requirements
A copyright notice should contain sufficient information to allow Serperman to understand the complaint. The following checklist can help ensure that a submission is complete.
| Requirement | Information to Include |
|---|---|
| Copyrighted Work | A description of the original copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed. |
| Original Source | Where available, provide a URL, registration detail, publication information, or other information identifying the original work. |
| Location of Material | The specific Serperman URL or location where the allegedly infringing content appears. |
| Contact Information | Your full name, email address, telephone number, and mailing address. |
| Authority | Confirmation that you are the copyright owner or authorized to act for the owner. |
| Good-Faith Statement | A statement explaining that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law. |
| Accuracy Statement | A statement confirming that the information in the notice is accurate and, where applicable, that you are authorized to act for the copyright owner. |
| Signature | A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or authorized representative. |
6. How to Submit a DMCA Notice
Completed copyright notices should be sent to [email protected].
Prepare the Notice
Gather the required copyright ownership, contact, identification, location, and supporting information.
Check the Details
Make sure the URLs are accurate and that your statements and supporting information are complete.
7. Good-Faith Requirement
Copyright notices should be submitted only when the sender has a reasonable and good-faith basis for believing that the identified use infringes copyright.
A copyright owner should consider whether the material may be used under an applicable license, permission, legal exception, limitation, or other authorization before submitting a notice.
Knowingly submitting materially false or misleading information may create legal consequences and may interfere with the legitimate use of the notice process.
8. Review of Copyright Notices
When Serperman receives a copyright notice, we may review the information provided to determine whether the notice identifies the relevant copyrighted work and the allegedly infringing material with reasonable specificity.
We may contact the submitting party if additional information is needed to understand or evaluate the complaint.
The receipt of a notice does not by itself establish that infringement has occurred. Serperman may consider the available information and the circumstances surrounding the reported material.
9. Potential Actions
Depending on the circumstances, applicable law, and information available, Serperman may take appropriate action regarding identified material.
Investigate the Report
We may examine the identified content and the information included in the copyright notice.
Request Clarification
We may request additional information from the claimant when the original notice does not contain enough detail.
Restrict or Remove
Where appropriate, we may restrict, remove, disable access to, or otherwise address identified material.
Consider New Information
Additional information or a dispute concerning the reported content may be considered when relevant to the matter.
10. Counter-Notification
If material has been restricted or removed following a copyright complaint and the affected party believes the action was based on a mistake or misidentification, that party may contact Serperman with information explaining its position.
Any counter-notification or dispute should clearly identify the material involved, explain the basis of the dispute, and provide reliable contact information.
Serperman may review the information provided and determine what action, if any, is appropriate under the circumstances and applicable law.
Important: This page provides general information about submitting copyright concerns. It is not legal advice and does not create a guarantee that every notice or counter-notification will result in a particular outcome.
11. Repeat Infringement
Serperman may take appropriate measures concerning repeated or serious copyright infringement where permitted or required by applicable law.
Depending on the circumstances, such measures may include restricting access to particular material, limiting certain website activity, or taking other reasonable action.
Any action will be considered based on the available facts and the nature of the reported conduct.
12. False or Misleading Notices
Copyright owners and authorized representatives should carefully verify their claims before submitting a notice.
A notice should not be used to resolve commercial disagreements, product disputes, competitive conflicts, or other matters that do not genuinely involve copyright infringement.
Serperman may take appropriate action when a notice appears to contain materially false, misleading, incomplete, or abusive information.
13. Product Images & Website Materials
Serperman may display photographs, graphics, written descriptions, promotional materials, and other content associated with products sold through our website.
If you believe that one of these materials reproduces your copyrighted work without authorization, identify the specific material and provide information establishing your rights to the original work.
Where possible, include both the original source and the exact Serperman webpage where the disputed material appears.
14. Information & Privacy
A copyright notice may require personal and contact information so that Serperman can evaluate and communicate about the claim.
Please provide only information that is reasonably necessary to process your copyright complaint. Information submitted to us may be reviewed by individuals involved in evaluating or responding to the claim and may be disclosed where reasonably necessary or legally required.
Personal information is handled in accordance with our applicable Privacy Policy.
15. Other Intellectual Property Concerns
Not every intellectual property dispute is a copyright matter. If your concern involves a trademark, trade name, design right, or another form of intellectual property, please identify the specific right involved.
For broader intellectual property concerns, please also review our Intellectual Property Claim policy for additional information about submitting a rights-related complaint.
16. Policy Updates
Serperman may update this DMCA Policy when our website, internal procedures, services, or applicable legal requirements change.
When changes are made, the updated version will be posted on this page. The effective date may also be revised to indicate the current version.
We encourage rights holders to review this page before submitting a new copyright notice to ensure that the current submission information is followed.
17. DMCA Contact
Copyright owners or authorized representatives who wish to submit a copyright notice should contact Serperman using the information below.