Intellectual Property Claim Policy

Last Updated: September 14, 2026

At Geadix, we respect the intellectual property rights of others and expect users, customers, business partners, service providers, and content contributors to do the same.

This Intellectual Property Claim Policy explains how to report suspected infringement involving content displayed on geadix.com, including claims related to copyright, trademarks, logos, photographs, graphics, text, product designs, or other protected intellectual property.

Summary

1. Respect for Intellectual Property Rights

Geadix respects intellectual property rights, including rights associated with:

• Copyrighted works.
• Trademarks.
• Trade names.
• Logos.
• Photographs.
• Product images.
• Graphic designs.
• Original text.
• Artwork.
• Product designs.
• Other legally protected creative or commercial materials.

We do not intentionally use protected intellectual property without appropriate authorization, license, permission, or other lawful basis.

2. Scope of This Policy

This policy applies to intellectual property claims concerning content appearing on geadix.com.

Claims may relate to content such as:

• Product images.
• Website photographs.
• Product descriptions.
• Marketing materials.
• Logos.
• Brand names.
• Graphics.
• Illustrations.
• Website text.
• Design elements.
• Other displayed materials.

If you believe content on our website infringes your intellectual property rights, you may submit a claim using the procedure described below.

3. Types of Claims We Review

We may review claims involving alleged infringement of:

Copyright

This may include unauthorized use of:

• Photographs.
• Artwork.
• Written content.
• Product images.
• Illustrations.
• Graphic designs.
• Other original creative works.

Trademark Rights

This may include alleged unauthorized use of:

• Registered trademarks.
• Brand names.
• Logos.
• Service marks.
• Other source-identifying marks.

Design or Other Intellectual Property Rights

Where applicable, we may also review claims involving:

• Protected product designs.
• Registered designs.
• Other legally recognized intellectual property rights.

4. How to Submit an Intellectual Property Claim

If you believe that content displayed on geadix.com infringes your intellectual property rights, please email:

support@geadix.com

Your message should clearly state that it concerns an Intellectual Property Claim.

Providing complete information helps us review the matter efficiently.

5. Required Claimant Information

Please include:

• Full legal name.
• Company or organization name, if applicable.
• Email address.
• Mailing address.
• Telephone number, where available.
• Your relationship to the intellectual property owner.

If you are submitting the claim on behalf of another person or organization, please identify the rights owner and explain your authority to act on their behalf.

6. Identification of the Protected Material

Clearly identify the intellectual property you believe is being infringed.

Depending on the type of claim, this may include:

• Copyrighted work title.
• Original image.
• Original webpage.
• Trademark name.
• Trademark registration number, if applicable.
• Logo.
• Design registration information.
• Publication date.
• Original source location.
• Other identifying information.

Please provide enough detail for us to identify the protected material.

7. Identification of the Allegedly Infringing Content

Please identify the content on geadix.com that you believe infringes your rights.

Where possible, include:

• Exact webpage URL.
• Product page URL.
• Product name.
• Screenshot.
• Image reference.
• Description of the disputed content.
• Location of the content on the website.

Claims that do not clearly identify the disputed material may require additional information before review can be completed.

8. Evidence of Ownership or Authorization

Please provide reasonable evidence supporting your claim.

Examples may include:

• Copyright registration.
• Trademark registration.
• Design registration.
• Original publication records.
• Original source files.
• Licensing records.
• Ownership documentation.
• Authorization letter.
• Other reliable evidence of rights ownership.

Registration is not necessarily required where rights exist without formal registration, but supporting evidence may help us evaluate the claim.

9. Good-Faith Statement

Your claim should include a statement confirming that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by:

• The intellectual property owner.
• The owner's authorized representative.
• A valid license.
• Applicable law.

10. Accuracy Statement

Please include a statement confirming that:

• The information provided in the claim is accurate.
• You are the owner of the rights involved or are authorized to act on behalf of the rights owner.

Claims should not intentionally contain false or misleading information.

11. Signature

Please include either:

• Your physical signature, or
• Your electronic signature, such as your typed full legal name.

This helps confirm that the claim was submitted by the identified claimant.

12. Recommended Claim Format

For efficient review, your email may include the following information:

13. Our Review Process

After receiving a sufficiently complete intellectual property claim, we may:

• Review the information provided.
• Review the identified content.
• Review supporting evidence.
• Request additional information where necessary.
• Compare the disputed material with the claimed protected work.
• Contact relevant parties where appropriate.
• Determine an appropriate response based on the available information.

Each claim is reviewed according to its circumstances.

14. Possible Actions

Depending on the claim and available evidence, we may take actions such as:

• Removing disputed content.
• Temporarily restricting access to content.
• Correcting or replacing content.
• Requesting further documentation.
• Contacting the content provider.
• Declining the claim if insufficiently supported.
• Restoring content if a claim is withdrawn or successfully disputed.

The appropriate response depends on the facts and applicable legal obligations.

15. Incomplete Claims

If a claim does not contain enough information for us to understand or verify the issue, we may request additional details.

Examples of missing information may include:

• No identification of the protected work.
• No URL for the disputed content.
• No evidence of ownership.
• No claimant contact information.
• No explanation of the alleged infringement.
• No authorization when acting for a rights owner.

We may be unable to act until enough information has been provided.

16. Trademark Claims

For trademark-related complaints, please provide:

• Trademark name.
• Registration number, where applicable.
• Registration jurisdiction, where applicable.
• Rights owner's name.
• Description of the goods or services covered by the trademark.
• URL of the allegedly infringing content.
• Explanation of how the use creates or is likely to create infringement or confusion.
• Supporting documentation.

We may request additional information where necessary.

17. Copyright Claims

For copyright-related complaints, please provide:

• Identification of the copyrighted work.
• Evidence that you own or control the relevant rights.
• Identification of the allegedly infringing material.
• Exact URL where the content appears.
• Your contact details.
• Good-faith statement.
• Accuracy and authority statement.
• Physical or electronic signature.

18. Image and Photograph Claims

If your claim concerns an image or photograph, please provide:

• The original image.
• Original publication location where available.
• Date of creation or first publication, if known.
• Evidence connecting the image to the rights owner.
• URL of the disputed image on our website.

Screenshots alone may not establish ownership, so additional evidence may be requested.

19. Counter-Information or Disputes

In some cases, the person or entity responsible for disputed content may disagree with a claim.

Where appropriate and legally permitted, we may review additional information submitted in response to a claim.

Relevant information may include:

• Evidence of authorization.
• License documentation.
• Ownership evidence.
• Proof of original creation.
• Evidence of lawful use.
• Other relevant documentation.

20. Restoring Content

Content that has been removed or restricted may be restored where appropriate if:

• The claimant withdraws the complaint.
• Valid authorization is demonstrated.
• Ownership is clarified.
• The claim cannot be sufficiently supported.
• Other lawful grounds support restoration.

Any restoration decision will depend on the circumstances.

21. False or Misleading Claims

Intellectual property claim procedures should not be used to:

• Harass another party.
• Remove lawful competition.
• Submit knowingly false claims.
• Misrepresent ownership.
• Make fraudulent legal assertions.

Claims containing materially false or misleading information may be rejected.

The claimant may also be responsible for consequences arising under applicable law.

22. Fraudulent Documentation

Do not submit:

• Falsified registrations.
• Altered ownership documents.
• Fraudulent authorization letters.
• Fabricated screenshots.
• Misleading evidence.

If we reasonably believe a claim is fraudulent, we may refuse the request and retain relevant records where legally appropriate.

23. Product Listings and Third-Party Rights

We aim to ensure that product content displayed on geadix.com is used with appropriate rights or authorization.

If you believe a product listing incorporates your:

• Brand name.
• Logo.
• Product image.
• Photograph.
• Written description.
• Protected design.

without authorization, please follow the reporting process in this policy.

24. No Admission of Liability

Receiving, reviewing, removing, restricting, or restoring content in response to a claim does not by itself constitute an admission of infringement or liability by Geadix.

Actions may be taken as a precaution while a claim is reviewed.

25. Confidentiality and Claim Information

Information submitted in connection with an intellectual property claim may be processed as necessary to:

• Review the claim.
• Verify ownership.
• Contact relevant parties.
• Protect legal rights.
• Comply with applicable law.
• Maintain records.

Where appropriate, information from a claim may need to be shared with the person or entity responsible for the disputed content.

Please do not submit unnecessary sensitive personal information.

26. Personal Information

Personal information submitted through an intellectual property claim is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

We may retain relevant claim records where reasonably necessary for:

• Dispute resolution.
• Legal compliance.
• Fraud prevention.
• Repeat infringement monitoring.
• Recordkeeping.

27. Repeat Infringement

Where appropriate, we may take additional action regarding repeated infringement involving content under our control.

Possible actions may include:

• Removing repeated infringing content.
• Restricting content submissions.
• Ending relationships with repeat infringers.
• Other reasonable measures permitted by applicable law.

28. Third-Party Platforms

Some content connected with Geadix may appear on third-party platforms, social networks, payment services, or marketplaces.

If disputed content appears solely on an independent third-party platform and is not controlled by geadix.com, you may also need to contact that platform directly through its own intellectual property reporting procedures.

29. Legal Rights and Remedies

This policy provides a process for reporting intellectual property concerns to Geadix.

It does not eliminate any legal rights or remedies available to:

• Rights holders.
• Content owners.
• Licensees.
• Users.
• Other affected parties.

Nothing in this policy prevents a party from seeking independent legal advice or pursuing remedies available under applicable law.

30. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Intellectual Property Claim Policy when reasonably necessary to reflect:

• Changes in website operations.
• Changes in intellectual property procedures.
• Changes in applicable law.
• Changes in business practices.

The current version will be published on geadix.com with an updated "Last Updated" date.

31. Related Policies

This policy should be read together with:

• Terms of Service.
• Privacy Policy.
• Cookie Policy.
• Disclaimer.
• DMCA Policy, where applicable.
• Shipping Policy.
• Return & Refund Policy.

32. Contact Information

To submit an intellectual property claim or ask a question regarding this policy, contact:

When submitting a claim, please include complete supporting information so that the matter can be reviewed accurately and efficiently.