Intellectual Property Claim

Last Updated: September 16, 2026

Myfrents respects intellectual property rights and expects users, suppliers, partners, and other parties interacting with myfrents.com to do the same.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how copyright owners, trademark owners, authorized representatives, and other rights holders may report content that they believe infringes their intellectual property rights.

We review properly submitted claims in good faith and may take appropriate action where infringement is reasonably established.

Summary

Topic	Key Information
Store	Myfrents
Website	myfrents.com
Claims Accepted	Copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property claims
Required Information	Rights-holder details, identification of protected work, identification of allegedly infringing content, contact details, and good-faith statement
Supporting Evidence	Registration records, ownership documents, original files, URLs, screenshots, or other relevant evidence
Claim Submission	support@myfrents.com
Business Address	911 Overhill Dr, Suffield, CT 06078-1945, United States
Support Hours	Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)
Review Process	Claims are reviewed based on the information and evidence provided
False Claims	Knowingly false or misleading claims may create legal consequences

1. Respect for Intellectual Property Rights

Myfrents respects intellectual property rights, including rights related to:

Copyright.
Trademarks.
Trade names.
Logos.
Product photography.
Graphic designs.
Written content.
Original illustrations.
Protected design elements.
Other legally protected creative or commercial materials.

We do not knowingly intend to use content that unlawfully infringes the valid intellectual property rights of another party.

2. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies to intellectual property concerns involving content appearing on or associated with myfrents.com, including, where applicable:

Product images.
Product descriptions.
Logos.
Brand names.
Graphics.
Website text.
Promotional content.
Design elements.
Marketing materials.
Other published website materials.

3. Who May Submit a Claim

A claim may be submitted by:

The intellectual property owner.
An authorized representative of the rights holder.
Legal counsel acting on behalf of the rights holder.
Another person or entity legally authorized to enforce the applicable intellectual property rights.

If you are submitting a claim on behalf of another party, you should be prepared to provide evidence of your authority to act.

4. Copyright Claims

If you believe material appearing on myfrents.com infringes your copyright, you may submit a claim requesting review of the relevant content.

Examples may include claims involving:

Product photography.
Original written descriptions.
Artwork.
Illustrations.
Graphics.
Website copy.
Creative designs.
Other original copyrighted material.

5. Trademark Claims

If you believe content on our website improperly uses a trademark, service mark, logo, trade name, or other protected brand identifier, you may submit a trademark claim.

Examples may include:

Unauthorized use of a registered trademark.
Improper use of a protected logo.
Brand-name misuse.
Content that may create confusion regarding commercial origin, sponsorship, or affiliation.

6. Other Intellectual Property Claims

Where applicable, we may also review claims involving other legally recognized intellectual property rights.

The claimant should clearly identify:

The specific right involved.
The legal basis of the claimed right.
The content alleged to infringe that right.
Supporting evidence demonstrating ownership and alleged infringement.

7. Information Required for a Claim

To help us review your claim efficiently, please provide the following information:

Rights Holder Information

Provide:

Full legal name of the rights holder.
Business or organization name, if applicable.
Mailing address.
Email address.
Telephone number where appropriate.

Authorized Representative Information

If you are acting on behalf of the rights holder, provide:

Your full name.
Your organization or law firm, if applicable.
Your relationship to the rights holder.
Contact information.
Evidence of authorization where appropriate.

Identification of the Protected Work or Right

Clearly identify the intellectual property you believe is protected.

This may include:

Copyrighted work title.
Original publication.
Trademark name.
Trademark registration number.
Registration jurisdiction.
Original product photograph.
Original artwork.
Original website content.

Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Material

Provide enough information for us to locate the content, including:

Exact URL.
Product page URL.
Page title.
Product name.
Screenshot.
Description of the allegedly infringing content.

Supporting Evidence

Supporting evidence may include:

Copyright registration.
Trademark registration.
Original source files.
Publication records.
Licensing records.
Dated screenshots.
Ownership records.
Contracts.
Other relevant documentation.

8. Required Statements

Your intellectual property claim should include a statement confirming that:

You have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or applicable law.
The information in your claim is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
You are the rights holder or are authorized to act on behalf of the rights holder.

Where legally required, additional declarations may apply.

9. How to Submit a Claim

Intellectual property claims should be sent to:

Email: support@myfrents.com

Please use a clear subject line such as:

Intellectual Property Claim

Your message should include all relevant information and supporting evidence.

You may also send written correspondence to:

Myfrents

911 Overhill Dr

Suffield, CT 06078-1945

United States

10. Claim Review Process

When we receive a sufficiently detailed claim, we may:

Review the information provided.
Review the identified website content.
Compare the content with the rights asserted.
Request additional evidence where necessary.
Contact relevant parties where appropriate.
Determine what action is reasonably appropriate.

The outcome of a review depends on the facts, evidence, and applicable law.

11. Incomplete Claims

A claim may be delayed if it does not contain enough information to:

Identify the rights holder.
Identify the protected work.
Identify the allegedly infringing content.
Verify ownership.
Understand the basis of the claim.

If necessary, we may request additional information before continuing the review.

12. Possible Actions

Depending on the circumstances, we may take actions including:

Removing content.
Disabling access to content.
Editing content.
Replacing disputed material.
Temporarily restricting content while a claim is reviewed.
Requesting additional information.
Taking no action if the claim is unsupported or legally insufficient.

Any action will depend on the specific circumstances and applicable legal requirements.

13. No Automatic Removal

Submitting a claim does not guarantee automatic removal of content.

We may need to evaluate:

Ownership.
Licensing.
Permission.
Fair use or other legal exceptions.
Accuracy of the claim.
The scope of the asserted rights.
Applicable law.

We may request additional documentation where ownership or infringement is unclear.

14. Good-Faith Claims

Claims should be submitted honestly and in good faith.

You should not submit a claim solely because:

You disagree with a lawful use.
You dislike a competitor.
You want to remove legitimate criticism.
You do not own the rights being asserted.
You cannot identify the allegedly infringing content.

Claims should be based on a genuine belief that your intellectual property rights are being infringed.

15. False or Misleading Claims

Knowingly submitting false, misleading, fraudulent, or materially inaccurate intellectual property claims may result in legal consequences.

Claimants are responsible for ensuring that:

Their ownership statements are accurate.
Their evidence is genuine.
Their authority to act is valid.
Their infringement allegations are made in good faith.

16. Counter-Information and Disputes

Where appropriate, the person or entity responsible for disputed content may be given an opportunity to provide information explaining:

Ownership.
Authorization.
Licensing.
Lawful use.
Other relevant circumstances.

We may consider information from both sides before determining what action is appropriate.

17. Licensed Content

Some content appearing on myfrents.com may be:

Owned by Myfrents.
Licensed to Myfrents.
Supplied by authorized partners.
Provided by service providers.
Used with permission.
Used under another lawful basis.

A claim should not assume that third-party-origin content is unauthorized merely because Myfrents is not the original creator.

18. Supplier and Partner Content

Where product materials are provided by suppliers or authorized business partners, we may rely on representations that such materials are lawfully provided.

If a valid intellectual property concern is raised regarding supplier-provided content, we may:

Review the source.
Request documentation.
Remove or replace content where appropriate.
Contact the relevant supplier or partner.

19. Product Images

If a claim concerns product photography, please identify:

The original image.
The allegedly infringing image.
The original publication date where available.
The website URL where the disputed image appears.
Ownership or licensing evidence.

Screenshots alone may not always be sufficient to establish ownership.

20. Product Descriptions

If a claim concerns written content or product descriptions, please provide:

The original text.
The allegedly copied text.
Publication evidence.
Relevant dates.
The URLs involved.

Short phrases, factual descriptions, generic wording, or unprotectable content may not qualify for copyright protection under applicable law.

21. Trademark Evidence

For trademark claims, useful evidence may include:

Trademark registration certificate.
Registration number.
Jurisdiction.
Registered owner name.
Goods or services covered by the registration.
Evidence of use where relevant.

A trademark registration does not automatically prohibit every use of the same or similar term.

22. Brand Confusion

For claims involving alleged brand confusion, please explain how the disputed content may reasonably cause users to believe that there is:

Sponsorship.
Affiliation.
Endorsement.
Common ownership.
Commercial connection.

Providing specific examples helps us understand the claim.

23. Copyright Registration

However, registration or other reliable ownership evidence may assist us in reviewing a claim.

24. Geographic Rights

Intellectual property rights may differ by jurisdiction.

When applicable, claimants should identify:

Where the asserted right exists.
Registration jurisdiction.
Geographic scope.
Any relevant limitations.

25. Fair Use and Other Exceptions

Certain uses of copyrighted or trademarked material may be permitted under applicable law.

Examples may include, depending on jurisdiction:

Fair use.
Fair dealing.
Descriptive use.
Nominative use.
Commentary.
Comparison.
Other lawful exceptions.

We may consider these principles when evaluating a claim.

26. Repeated Infringement

If repeated or serious infringement is identified, we may take additional measures appropriate to the circumstances.

These measures may include:

Removing relevant content.
Ending relationships with content suppliers.
Restricting further publication of disputed material.
Taking other reasonable steps to reduce repeated infringement.

27. Confidentiality

We will handle claim information reasonably and in accordance with applicable law.

However, information submitted in a claim may need to be shared with:

The person responsible for the disputed content.
Legal advisers.
Service providers.
Business partners.
Law enforcement or government authorities where legally required.

Do not submit confidential information that is unnecessary to evaluate the claim.

28. Personal Information

Personal information submitted in connection with an intellectual property claim may be used to:

Verify the claimant.
Review ownership.
Investigate the claim.
Communicate with relevant parties.
Maintain legal records.
Comply with applicable law.

Personal information is otherwise handled according to our Privacy Policy.

29. Evidence Retention

We may retain relevant claim records where reasonably necessary for:

Legal compliance.
Dispute resolution.
Recordkeeping.
Fraud prevention.
Repeated-infringement monitoring.
Defending legal claims.

Retention periods may vary depending on the nature of the claim.

30. Legal Requests

Intellectual property complaints submitted through this policy are separate from formal legal process.

If you have initiated legal proceedings, obtained a court order, or have another formal legal request, please clearly identify that fact when contacting us.

31. No Legal Advice

This policy provides general information about our intellectual property claim process.

It does not constitute legal advice.

If you are uncertain about:

Ownership.
Infringement.
Licensing.
Fair use.
Trademark rights.
Copyright rights.

you should consider consulting a qualified legal professional.

32. No Admission of Liability

Reviewing, removing, retaining, modifying, or otherwise responding to disputed content does not constitute an admission of liability by Myfrents.

Actions may be taken to resolve concerns efficiently and responsibly without determining ultimate legal liability.

33. Intellectual Property Owned by Myfrents

Myfrents may own or lawfully use intellectual property appearing on myfrents.com, including:

Brand elements.
Website text.
Original graphics.
Original photography.
Design elements.
Product descriptions.
Layout.
Promotional content.

Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use may violate applicable law.

34. Reporting Unauthorized Use of Myfrents Content

If you discover content from myfrents.com being used elsewhere without authorization and believe it belongs to Myfrents, you may report it to:

support@myfrents.com

Please include:

The content involved.
The location where it appears.
The relevant URL.
Any available screenshots.
A description of the issue.

35. Relationship to DMCA Procedures

Copyright claims involving United States law may also be subject to procedures under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act where applicable.

Where a separate DMCA Policy is available on myfrents.com, copyright claimants should review that policy for DMCA-specific notice and counter-notice procedures.

36. Relationship to Other Policies

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy should be read together with our:

Terms of Service.
Privacy Policy.
Disclaimer.
DMCA Policy.
Cookie Policy.
Other applicable website policies.

37. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy to reflect changes in:

Applicable law.
Website operations.
Claim procedures.
Business practices.

The current version will be posted on myfrents.com with an updated “Last Updated” date.

38. Contact Us

For intellectual property claims or questions about this policy, contact:

Myfrents

Website: myfrents.com

Address: 911 Overhill Dr, Suffield, CT 06078-1945, United States

Email: support@myfrents.com

Support Hours: Monday–Saturday, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM Eastern Time (ET)

When submitting an intellectual property claim, please provide enough information and evidence for us to identify the protected right and the specific content at issue.