DMCA

Pursuant to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), Moxie & Mini has enacted strict formal protocols regarding the unauthorized replication and distribution of intellectual property. We maintain the absolute operational right to:

Immediately remove, take down, or disable public access to any visual or textual elements hosted on our Service that we believe in good faith to be protected intellectual property that has been unlawfully distributed by third-party affiliates, marketing contributors, vendors, or registered users. Permanently terminate our e-commerce relationship and platform access with respect to repeat proprietary offenders. Please acknowledge that your access to Moxie & Mini services remains permanently subject to our overarching Terms of Service, which fully integrates this DMCA Copyright Dispute Policy by reference. Any legal terms deployed throughout this document without explicit parameter limits inherit the precise operational definitions assigned within our general Terms of Service.

1. Protocols for Submitting a Copyright Infringement Claim

If you possess verifiable evidence that digital items or creative content accessible on or through our platform infringes upon an exclusive copyright owned by you (or an entity you are legally authorized to represent), please transmit a formalized Notice of Infringement to our Designated Copyright Agent featured below. To ensure valid compliance under federal law, your notification must sequence the following metrics:

  • Authorized Signature: A verified physical or electronic signature of an individual legally empowered to act on behalf of the proprietor of the contested copyright.

  • Identification of Protected Work: A clear, exhaustive identification of the creative designs, product photographic assets, or textual materials claimed to have been pirated.

  • Location of Infringing Content: Direct, unedited, live URLs pinpointing the exact location of the contested materials on our site so that our security desk is capable of verifying its online presence and taking swift action.

  • Claimant Contact Data: Full legal name, corporate or residential mailing address, direct telephone connection, and active email address.

  • Good Faith Verification Statement: A formal declaration that the notifying party maintains a firm, good faith belief that the deployment of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by the copyright titleholder, its legal representatives, or statutory law.

  • Perjury Declaration: A statement articulated under penalty of perjury that all metrics structured within the formal notice are entirely accurate, and that the reporting party is legally authorized to lodge the claim on behalf of the copyright owner.

Institutional Actions Following Document Receipt

Upon processing a proper, legally compliant Notice of Infringement, our compliance team reserves the right to:

  • Unilaterally remove or completely disable consumer access to the contested material without prior warning.

  • Issue an automated notification to the vendor or content contributor accused of the infringement, stating that access to the respective asset has been disabled.

  • Unilaterally suspend or block the offending party's administrative portal if they are logged into our system as a repeat violator.

2. Counter-Notice Submission Protocols for Sellers

If a content provider or merchant firmly believes that the digital asset or clothing lookbook that was removed is not infringing, or asserts a verified legal right to host and distribute the media directly from the copyright holder, their legal agent, or under federal statutory guidelines, they may file a formal counter-notice with our Designated Copyright Agent featuring:

  • Merchant Signature: A verified electronic or physical signature of the contesting content provider.

  • Identification of Disabling Material: A precise description of the specific material that has been taken down, paired with the exact website location at which the media was visible before access was disabled.

  • Error Declaration: A formal statement compiled under penalty of perjury that the provider maintains a good faith belief that the media was restricted or deleted as a direct result of a material mistake or misidentification.

  • Jurisdictional Consent Matrix: The provider’s legal name, shipping address, telephone number, and email. This segment must feature a clear declaration that the individual or corporate entity explicitly consents to the jurisdiction of the Federal District Court for the judicial territory in which the provider's address is located. If the provider operates outside the United States, they must consent to the judicial district in which Moxie & Mini is physically situated, agreeing to accept formal service of process from the original claiming party.

Ultimate Resolution of Counter-Notices

Upon processing an administratively sound counter-notice, Moxie & Mini may, at its sole discretion, forward a duplicate copy of the document to the original claimant, warning them that we may replace the removed material or cease disabling it within 10 business days. Unless the copyright proprietor files an active lawsuit seeking a federal court order against the content provider within this period, the restricted materials may be replaced or full access restored within 10 to 14 business days following receipt of the counter-notice, at our ultimate discretion.