Intellectual Property and Takedown Policy

1. Your content

You retain ownership of content you submit. You grant NetPartner a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, copy, resize, optimize, scan, display, transmit, preserve, and share that content only as reasonably needed to operate, secure, evidence, and promote the requested marketplace service. This licence ends when the purpose and required retention end.

You confirm that you have all rights and permissions needed for NetPartner, the selected publisher, and their service providers to use the content as contemplated by the order.

2. NetPartner materials

NetPartner software, design, branding, documentation, databases, and original content are owned by NetPartner or its licensors. Subject to these Terms, you receive a limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use the service for its intended business purpose. No right is granted to copy branding, resell access, or create a confusingly similar service.

3. Reporting infringement or unlawful material

Send a notice to [email protected] identifying the protected work or right, the exact NetPartner or publisher URL, the complained-of material, your contact details and authority, the requested action, and a good-faith statement that the information is accurate. Copyright notices should also state that the use is not authorized by the rights holder, its agent, or law and include a physical or electronic signature where required.

Do not knowingly submit false or misleading notices. We may forward a notice, including contact information, to the user who supplied the material or to a publisher, adviser, provider, or authority where appropriate.

4. Review, removal and counter-notice

We may request more information, restrict access, preserve evidence, notify affected users, or decline an incomplete request. A user who believes material was removed by mistake may send a counter-notice identifying the removed material, explaining the lawful basis, providing contact and authority details, and accepting any legally required jurisdiction or service process.

We may restore material when legally permitted if the complainant does not pursue formal action within the applicable period. Repeat or serious infringers may have content removed, orders cancelled, or accounts terminated.