The rules for using DMCA Enforce responsibly.

Acceptance of the terms

By accessing the website or using the services, the user agrees to these terms and any written service scope accepted for a specific matter. If the user does not agree, the service should not be used.

Service description

DMCA Enforce provides digital protection support that may include evidence organization, platform reporting, copyright and brand-protection workflows, monitoring, case coordination, and related services.

• Platform decisions are controlled by third parties
• No specific removal or ranking outcome is guaranteed
• The final scope for paid work may be described in a separate proposal, order, or agreement

Eligibility and account responsibility

• Users must provide accurate registration and contact information
• Account credentials and verification codes must be kept private
• Users are responsible for activity performed through their account unless promptly reported as unauthorized
• The service may suspend access where security, fraud, abuse, or legal concerns arise

Authority and truthful submissions

A user requesting enforcement must have a legitimate right, authorization, or good-faith basis for the request.

• Do not submit knowingly false ownership claims
• Do not use the service to harass competitors or silence lawful speech
• Provide accurate evidence and disclose material context
• False or abusive notices may create legal liability for the sender

Fees, invoices, and scope

Fees, payment timing, deliverables, and refund terms should be stated in the applicable service scope, invoice, or written agreement. Work outside the agreed scope may require a revised quotation.

Third-party platforms

Web hosts, social networks, marketplaces, search engines, registrars, and other third parties maintain their own rules and make their own decisions. DMCA Enforce is not responsible for platform outages, policy changes, delayed responses, or decisions outside its control.

Website intellectual property

The website design, original text, brand assets, and software are protected to the extent permitted by law. Users may not copy or commercially exploit protected material without permission, except where law allows.

Confidentiality

Case information is handled as confidential operational information, subject to necessary disclosures to staff, service providers, platforms, professional advisers, or authorities when authorized or legally required.

Disclaimers

• The website provides general service information and is not a substitute for independent legal advice
• Information may not be complete for every country, platform, or factual situation
• The service is provided subject to reasonable availability and technical limitations

Limitation of liability

To the extent permitted by law, liability should be limited according to the written service agreement and applicable law. The final clause should be reviewed for the jurisdictions in which the business operates and sells services.

Suspension and termination

Access may be suspended or terminated for non-payment, fraud, abusive conduct, security risk, unlawful use, material breach, or when continued service would create unreasonable legal or operational risk.

Governing law and disputes

The production terms must identify the correct legal entity, governing law, venue, and dispute procedure. These details should not be guessed and must be completed before launch.

Contact

Questions about the terms can be submitted through the contact page or sent to legal@dmcaenforce.com.