Copyright & Intellectual Property

1. Respect creators and brands

Photos, descriptions, artwork and business branding may be protected even when they are publicly viewable elsewhere. Do not copy another seller's images or description without permission or falsely imply an affiliation. Acknowledging the creator does not automatically authorize reuse.

2. Send a rights complaint

Contact support@aquabonic.com with the subject Copyright complaint. Identify the protected work, the exact Aquabonic URL or content identifier, your contact information and whether you are the rights owner or an authorized representative. Explain why the use is unauthorized, include an electronic signature, and provide an accurate good-faith statement and authority confirmation.

The form mockup below gathers this information for review. This support contact does not represent that Aquabonic has registered a statutory DMCA designated agent. A statutory notice process and applicable agent details must be confirmed separately before claiming a safe harbor.

3. Review, restrictions and disputes

We may request clarification, restrict or remove content, notify the member involved, and take action against repeated infringement. A complaint is not a court ruling on ownership. Where appropriate and permitted, relevant notice information may be shared with the affected member so they can respond; omit unrelated sensitive information.

If your content was removed in error, request review and identify the decision, your rights or permission, and any supporting reference. Formal counter-notices can have legal consequences and must follow the applicable process. Do not make false ownership claims or use a complaint to suppress lawful criticism.