Rebajas.com Copyright & DMCA Policy

Rebajas.com respects the intellectual property rights of third parties and expects its users to do the same.

This Copyright & DMCA Policy explains how Rebajas LLC, operator of Rebajas.com, handles claims related to alleged copyright infringements and, when applicable, notifications submitted pursuant to the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act ("DMCA"), including Section 512 of the U.S. Copyright Act.

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1.Respect for copyright

Rebajas.com may contain content posted, shared, or linked by users, merchants, advertisers, business partners, or other third parties.

Such content may include:

• Photographs.
• Images.
• Texts.
• Descriptions.
• Comments.
• Graphics.
• Videos.
• Links.
• Logos.
• Promotional content.
• Other materials.

Users must only publish content they have the right to use or for which they have authorisation, a licence, a legal exception or another legitimate basis.

2.User-generated content

Rebajas LLC does not automatically acquire ownership of copyrighted content that users post on Rebajas.com.

As explained in our Terms and Conditions of Use, users retain the rights legally corresponding to their content and grant Rebajas LLC certain licenses necessary to operate, display, distribute, and promote Rebajas.com.

The user who posts content is responsible for having the necessary rights to do so.

3.Copyright infringement claims

If you believe in good faith that certain content available on Rebajas.com infringes copyrights that you own or are authorized to represent, you can send us an infringement notification.

When the DMCA is applicable, the notification must substantially comply with the requirements established by the corresponding legislation.

4.Information to include in a DMCA notification

To facilitate an effective review of a claim, a notification of alleged infringement must substantially include:

1. 1Physical or electronic signature of the person authorized to act on behalf of the owner of the exclusive right allegedly infringed.
2. 2Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed. If a notification includes multiple works, a representative list may be included where legally appropriate.
3. 3Sufficiently precise identification of the allegedly infringing material or the material for which removal or disabling of access is requested.
4. 4Reasonably sufficient information to allow us to locate the material on Rebajas.com, preferably including the exact URL or corresponding URLs.
5. 5Reasonably sufficient information to contact the person making the claim, including where applicable: Name. Address. Phone number. Email address.
6. 6A statement that the claimant believes in good faith that the disputed use is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
7. 7A statement that the information in the notification is accurate, and under penalty of perjury, that the person submitting the notification is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.

Incomplete notifications may delay our ability to assess or process a claim.

5.Where to send a notification

Copyright-related notifications must be addressed to Rebajas LLC's DMCA Designated Agent.

Once Rebajas LLC formally registers a DMCA agent with the U.S. Copyright Office, the data published in this section must match the information registered in the official directory.

6.What Rebajas.com can do after receiving a claim

When we receive a copyright notification, we may evaluate the information provided and take the measures we deem appropriate in accordance with applicable law and our policies.

These measures may include:

• Requesting additional information.
• Removing content.
• Disabling access to content.
• Contacting the user who posted the content.
• Retaining certain information related to the claim.
• Restoring content when legally appropriate.
• Suspending or terminating accounts of repeat infringers.
• Rejecting requests that do not meet sufficient requirements.

The removal or restriction of content after receiving a claim does not necessarily constitute an admission that an infringement has occurred.

7.Notification to the user

When we remove or disable access to content in response to a DMCA notification, we may inform the user responsible for the content.

When appropriate, we may provide you with:

• Information about the received claim.
• Identification of the affected content.
• Information on how to file a counter-notification.

This may involve sharing certain parts of the copyright notification with the affected user or with other parties when necessary to administer the procedure.

8.Counter-Notification

If your content has been removed or access to it has been disabled as a result of a DMCA notification and you believe in good faith that such removal occurred due to an error or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notification.

The counter-notification must be sent in writing to our DMCA Agent.

9.Information to include in a Counter-Notification

A valid counter-notification must substantially include:

1. 1Your physical or electronic signature.
2. 2Identification of the material that was removed or whose access was disabled.
3. 3The location at which the material appeared before it was removed or disabled.
4. 4A statement, under penalty of perjury, that you believe in good faith that the material was removed or disabled as a result of a mistake or misidentification.
5. 5Your: Name. Address. Phone number.
6. 6A statement of consent to the jurisdiction of the appropriate federal court as required by the DMCA.
7. 7A statement that you will accept service of process from the person who provided the original claim or their agent.

10.Content Restoration

When we receive a valid counter-notification, we may transmit it to the person who submitted the original notification.

When the DMCA is applicable, the content may be restored in accordance with the procedures and deadlines established by said legislation, unless we receive notice that the claiming party has initiated a judicial action aimed at preventing the allegedly infringing activity.

Rebajas LLC may keep the content removed if there is another legitimate and independent reason to do so, including a breach of our Terms and Conditions of Use.

11.False or misleading statements

The DMCA procedure is a legal process.

You must not submit a false, fraudulent or knowingly misleading notification or counter-notification.

U.S. law may impose liability when a person knowingly makes certain false representations about whether material or activity constitutes an infringement.

If you are unsure whether a particular use constitutes copyright infringement, we recommend seeking legal advice before submitting a formal notification.

12.Fair Use and other legally permitted uses

Not every use of copyrighted material necessarily constitutes an infringement.

Certain uses may be permitted by:

• Fair use.
• Licenses.
• Public domain.
• Authorization from the owner.
• Other exceptions or limitations recognized by applicable law.

The person making a claim is responsible for considering in good faith whether the disputed use may be legally authorized.

13.Repeat infringers

Rebajas LLC may adopt and enforce a policy regarding users who repeatedly infringe intellectual property rights when appropriate.

Depending on the circumstances, we may:

• Issue warnings.
• Remove content.
• Limit features.
• Suspend an account.
• Terminate an account.
• Prevent new registrations.

The determination will depend on the specific circumstances, available information, and applicable legal obligations.

14.Trademarks

The DMCA primarily governs certain claims related to copyright.

Claims related exclusively to trademarks, trade dress, trade names, or other rights should not be submitted as a DMCA notification unless there is also a valid copyright claim.

For claims related to trademarks or other intellectual property rights, you can contact us at:

Include sufficient information to identify:

• The right you claim to possess.
• The disputed content.
• Its location on Rebajas.com.
• The nature of the alleged infringement.
• Your contact information.

15.Product images and photographs

Rebajas.com may display photographs or images related to offers, products, or merchants.

The existence of an image on Rebajas.com does not necessarily mean that Rebajas LLC is the original owner of the corresponding copyrights.

Images may come, as the case may be, from:

• Users.
• Merchants.
• Manufacturers.
• Advertisers.
• Affiliate networks.
• Content providers.
• Authorized sources.
• Other legitimate sources.

If you believe a specific image infringes your rights, you can use the procedure described in this Policy.

16.Links to third-party sites

Rebajas.com may contain links to content hosted on external websites.

When the allegedly infringing material is not hosted or controlled by Rebajas LLC, our technical ability to remove it from the external site may be limited.

We may, when appropriate, evaluate whether we should remove or restrict the link available on Rebajas.com.

A claim regarding content hosted directly by a third party may also require the rights holder to contact the provider hosting that material.

17.No abuse of the procedure

The copyright mechanism must not be used to:

• Silence legitimate criticism.
• Remove content solely because it is unfavorable.
• Resolve commercial disputes unrelated to copyright.
• Claim rights that are not owned.
• Suppress legally authorized uses.
• Harass users.
• Manipulate Rebajas.com content.

We may reject, question, or request additional information regarding claims that appear abusive, manifestly incomplete, or unrelated to the corresponding procedure.

18.Information preservation

When we receive a copyright-related claim, we may retain information related to:

• The notification.
• The content.
• The corresponding account.
• The counter-notification.
• Related communications.
• Measures taken.

Retention will be carried out in accordance with our Privacy Policy and for the period reasonably necessary to administer claims, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, or protect rights.

19.Personal information included in claims

A DMCA notification or counter-notification may contain personal data of the claimant or the user.

Certain information may need to be transmitted to the other party to administer the DMCA procedure.

Do not include personal information that is not necessary for the claim.

The processing of personal data by Rebajas LLC is described in our Privacy Policy.

20.Changes to this Policy

We may update this Copyright & DMCA Policy to reflect:

• Legislative changes.
• Regulatory changes.
• Changes in Rebajas.com.
• Changes in our procedures.
• Changes in our DMCA Agent's data.

The current version will indicate the date of the last update.

21.Relationship with our Terms and Conditions

This Policy complements the Rebajas.com Terms and Conditions of Use.

Rebajas LLC may remove content for reasons other than a copyright claim, including when such content infringes:

• Our Terms.
• Community rules.
• Third-party rights.
• Applicable legislation.
• Security requirements.

The failure of a DMCA claim does not oblige Rebajas LLC to maintain content that infringes other Rebajas.com policies.

22.DMCA Designated Agent

DMCA notifications and counter-notifications must be addressed to Rebajas LLC's designated agent:

Once the corresponding official registration is completed, this information must be kept updated both on Rebajas.com and in the U.S. Copyright Office registry.

23.General contact

For other intellectual property matters: