[HELP]TEE Prints Copyright Infringement !

Shinichi Izumi

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i didn't know which is the right section to post this,
i have designed an illustration (100% my creativity) and post it on some groups hoping to get sales on my teespring and today found that someone is selling same designe of mine on a facebook page how can i proceed to shut down his page and claim my copyrights ?
 
i didn't know which is the right section to post this,
i have designed an illustration (100% my creativity) and post it on some groups hoping to get sales on my teespring and today found that someone is selling same designe of mine on a facebook page how can i proceed to shut down his page and claim my copyrights ?
Try to chat with the page owner politely. Tell him he's been naughty to use your design, but you'd like to work with him. Offer to work with him, tell him you'd make more designs and he'd like to JV. Better to make money together than to fight with the thieves :)
 
Try to chat with the page owner politely. Tell him he's been naughty to use your design, but you'd like to work with him. Offer to work with him, tell him you'd make more designs and he'd like to JV. Better to make money together than to fight with the thieves :)
Here, OP, this email template always works for me in these cases:

"Hey there, naughty boy ;)

I saw you're selling one of my designs. You've been a bad boy!

You like that sweet sugar daddy cash, don't you, you dirty boy.

I'll make a deal -- just for you, sweety.

I'll give you more of my sweet, thick, profitable designs...

All you have to do is pay me my money when I come to collect.

You're a whore, and I'm your pimp now.

Accept my offer or I'm DMCA'ing your entire family tree.

I hope we can work something out ;)

XOXOX
Your New Daddy
"
 
Here, OP, this email template always works for me in these cases:

"Hey there, naughty boy ;)

I saw you're selling one of my designs. You've been a bad boy!

You like that sweet sugar daddy cash, don't you, you dirty boy.

I'll make a deal -- just for you, sweety.

I'll give you more of my sweet, thick, profitable designs...

All you have to do is pay me my money when I come to collect.

You're a whore, and I'm your pimp now.

Accept my offer or I'm DMCA'ing your entire family tree.

I hope we can work something out ;)

XOXOX
Your New Daddy
"
This is so seductive...lol
 
Try to chat with the page owner politely. Tell him he's been naughty to use your design, but you'd like to work with him. Offer to work with him, tell him you'd make more designs and he'd like to JV. Better to make money together than to fight with the thieves :)
tried he said if you don't want your artwork to be stolen don't share it
 
Here, OP, this email template always works for me in these cases:

"Hey there, naughty boy ;)

I saw you're selling one of my designs. You've been a bad boy!

You like that sweet sugar daddy cash, don't you, you dirty boy.

I'll make a deal -- just for you, sweety.

I'll give you more of my sweet, thick, profitable designs...

All you have to do is pay me my money when I come to collect.

You're a whore, and I'm your pimp now.

Accept my offer or I'm DMCA'ing your entire family tree.

I hope we can work something out ;)

XOXOX
Your New Daddy
"
I think im melting:D:D:D
Tbh thats funny
 
Here, OP, this email template always works for me in these cases:

"Hey there, naughty boy ;)

I saw you're selling one of my designs. You've been a bad boy!

You like that sweet sugar daddy cash, don't you, you dirty boy.

I'll make a deal -- just for you, sweety.

I'll give you more of my sweet, thick, profitable designs...

All you have to do is pay me my money when I come to collect.

You're a whore, and I'm your pimp now.

Accept my offer or I'm DMCA'ing your entire family tree.

I hope we can work something out ;)

XOXOX
Your New Daddy
"
Wtf lmfaaaaaaaaaaao
 
Most sites take DMCA requests serious but generally only if you have a trademark registered. I would look into filing copyrights for your designs, that's a cost of being in business. It will also protect you if someone claims that your design is theirs and files a DMCA request on you
 
Most sites take DMCA requests serious but generally only if you have a trademark registered. I would look into filing copyrights for your designs, that's a cost of being in business. It will also protect you if someone claims that your design is theirs and files a DMCA request on you
in my country they don't even recognize digital artwork they will say " it's just a draw ( bullshit) who cares about this " and if i processed it will cost me 2K plus annual fees of 60$ to save copyright in my name
 
Your only options right off the top of my head would be to:
1. Spam his Facebook Page (and get blocked)
2. Try and Take his audience from him.
3. Just report him and do all of the above at once.
 
Sadly that's what happens when you're creative - there are plenty of people out there who aren't and will take your work instead of doing their own.

You could report the page, although your success might vary. The main way I would compete is with more designs - make it obvious that you're the real deal.
 
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