DMCA

DMCA Policy Overview

Bursaco operates an online retail store featuring products such as clothing and accessories. Our website may contain product photographs, graphics, product descriptions, written materials, logos, design elements, and other content created, supplied, or used for the operation of our online store.

We take intellectual property concerns seriously. If you believe that material appearing on the Bursaco website infringes your copyright or otherwise improperly uses protected content, you may contact us with sufficient information for us to understand and review the concern.

A complete and specific notice helps us identify the material in question and determine what action, if any, may be appropriate. Bursaco may request additional information when the original submission does not contain enough detail to conduct a meaningful review.

Types of Content Covered

Intellectual property concerns may involve different types of material displayed, reproduced, distributed, or otherwise used online. Depending on the circumstances, a claim may relate to content such as:

• Product photographs and original product imagery.
• Original written descriptions, articles, and website copy.
• Original graphics, illustrations, and visual materials.
• Logos, brand elements, and distinctive visual assets.
• Original design materials associated with products or website content.
• Other creative material that the reporting party identifies as protected content.

The existence of content on the Bursaco website does not by itself establish ownership by Bursaco. Some materials may be supplied by product partners, service providers, manufacturers, licensors, or other authorized sources. Claims should therefore clearly explain the relationship between the reporting party and the work being identified.

Copyright-Related Claims

If you believe that copyrighted material has been used on the Bursaco website without appropriate authorization, you may submit a copyright-related notice to our support team.

The notice should identify the original work and provide enough information for us to distinguish it from other content. If the work is publicly available online, providing a direct link to the original work can make the review process more efficient.

You should also identify the specific Bursaco page, product, image, text, or other material that you believe uses the protected work. General statements that content has been copied may not provide enough information for us to locate the material.

Information Required for a DMCA Notice

To help Bursaco review a copyright-related concern, please include the following information whenever applicable. Providing complete information at the beginning may reduce the need for follow-up communication.

How to Submit a DMCA Notice

If you believe material on Bursaco infringes your copyright, please organize the relevant information clearly before contacting us. The following steps provide a straightforward way to submit your concern.

1. Identify the protected work. Describe the original copyrighted material and explain your relationship to that work or your authority to act for the rights holder.
2. Identify the reported material. Provide the exact Bursaco URL, product page, image location, text section, or other specific location where the material appears.
3. Explain the concern. Clearly describe why you believe the reported material uses or reproduces the protected work without appropriate authorization.
4. Provide your contact information. Include your name, email address, and any other information necessary for us to communicate with you about the claim.
5. Confirm ownership or authorization. Explain whether you are the rights holder or are authorized to submit the claim on behalf of the rights holder.
6. Include the required declaration and signature. Confirm that the information in your notice is accurate to the best of your knowledge and provide your typed name or appropriate signature.
7. Send the notice to Bursaco. Submit the completed information to contact@bursaco.com .

Identifying the Reported Content

A DMCA notice should identify the material as precisely as reasonably possible. For example, if the concern relates to a product image, identify the product page and the specific image. If the concern relates to written material, identify the page and the relevant portion of the content.

Providing a direct URL is strongly recommended whenever the material is accessible through a specific webpage. If multiple pages or materials are involved, each relevant location should be listed separately.

Ownership & Authorization

A person submitting a DMCA notice should have a legitimate connection to the copyrighted work being identified. This may include being the copyright owner or being authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.

If you are submitting a claim for another person or organization, please explain your authorization to act on their behalf. This information may be necessary for Bursaco to understand the basis of the claim.

Bursaco may request additional information when ownership, authorization, or the identity of the protected work is unclear. Providing supporting documentation may help us evaluate the claim more efficiently.

DMCA Notice Review Process

After receiving a copyright-related notice, Bursaco may review the information provided to determine whether the report is sufficiently specific and whether additional information is necessary.

Our review may include examining the identified webpage, product content, image, written material, or other reported content together with the information supplied by the reporting party.

Content Removal & Restriction

When a copyright-related claim is sufficiently supported and the reported material requires action, Bursaco may consider restricting, removing, disabling, replacing, or otherwise addressing the identified content as appropriate.

The specific action taken may depend on the nature of the reported material, the information provided, the relationship of the reporting party to the work, and any additional information available during the review.

Submission of a DMCA notice does not automatically guarantee that content will be removed. Bursaco may request clarification or additional information when necessary to understand the claim.

Counter-Information & Disputed Claims

If you believe that content has been incorrectly identified in a copyright-related claim, you may contact Bursaco and explain the basis of your concern.

When responding to a disputed claim, please identify the affected page or material and provide a clear explanation of why you believe the content should remain available or why the original claim may not accurately describe the situation.

Bursaco may review additional information supplied by the relevant parties before determining whether further action is appropriate.

Trademark & Brand Concerns

This DMCA Policy primarily addresses copyright-related concerns. However, Bursaco also recognizes that intellectual property disputes may involve trademarks, logos, brand names, or other distinctive brand materials.

If your concern involves a trademark, logo, brand identity, or other intellectual property that is not primarily a copyright matter, please clearly identify the relevant rights, the material being challenged, and the reason you believe the material should be reviewed.

Providing precise URLs and supporting information will help our team understand the nature and scope of the concern.

False, Incomplete or Misleading Claims

Claims should be submitted only when the reporting party has a legitimate basis for believing that the identified material infringes their intellectual property rights.

Notices should contain accurate information and should not intentionally misrepresent ownership, authorization, the identity of the protected work, or the nature of the alleged infringement.

If a notice is incomplete, unclear, or does not provide sufficient information to identify the claimed material, Bursaco may request clarification before taking further action.

Responsibilities of the Reporting Party

Anyone submitting a DMCA notice to Bursaco should take reasonable care to ensure that the information provided is accurate, complete, and relevant to the reported content.

• Identify the protected work clearly.
• Identify the specific Bursaco content being reported.
• Provide direct URLs whenever possible.
• Explain your ownership or authorization to act.
• Provide accurate contact information.
• Explain the basis of the copyright concern clearly.
• Provide supporting information when available.
• Include the required declaration and signature.
• Respond promptly if Bursaco requests clarification.

DMCA Notice Quick Reference

Recommended Notice Format

For easier review, you may organize your notice using the following structure. You do not need to use this exact wording, but providing each category of information can help us understand your concern.

Where to Send a DMCA Notice

Completed copyright-related notices and intellectual property concerns may be submitted directly to the Bursaco support team. Please use the contact information below so that your submission can be directed to the appropriate review process.

When submitting a notice, please use a clear subject line such as "DMCA Copyright Claim" and include the relevant information in the body of your message or as an accompanying document.

Communication & Additional Information

Bursaco may contact the reporting party when additional information is necessary to understand or evaluate a claim. Please ensure that the email address provided in the notice is active and monitored.

If we cannot identify the reported material, confirm the basis of the claim, or understand the reporting party's relationship to the protected work, additional information may be requested before the review can proceed.

Customers and other website visitors who have questions about intellectual property concerns may also contact our support team using the same contact information.

Third-Party Content & Product Materials

Some content displayed through an online retail environment may originate from third-party suppliers, manufacturers, authorized partners, or other sources. The presence of third-party materials does not necessarily mean that Bursaco claims ownership of every element displayed on the website.

If your claim concerns content supplied by another party, please identify the specific material and explain the basis of your rights or authorization to submit the claim.

Bursaco may review the source and circumstances of the reported content when this information is relevant to determining an appropriate response.

Good-Faith Submissions

Intellectual property notices should be submitted in good faith and should focus on specific content that the reporting party believes requires review.

Clear, factual, and specific information allows Bursaco to evaluate a concern more efficiently. We encourage reporting parties to review their notice carefully before submitting it and to provide supporting information where reasonably available.

DMCA Support

If you believe that material available through Bursaco infringes your copyright and you would like to submit a notice, please provide the information described in this policy and contact our support team.

For existing submissions, please include the original email correspondence or relevant claim information when following up. This helps us identify the matter and review the appropriate information more efficiently.