Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy

It is the goal of 360 Crue (“360 Crue) to respect the copyright or other intellectual property rights of others. In order to do so, 360 Crue has enacted this copyright and intellectual property policy, which complies with applicable law. This policy shall be governed and interpreted under the intellectual property law of the United States of America, including where applicable, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (https://www.copyright.gov/legislation/dmca.pdf). You may wish to consult with legal counsel regarding any right or interest concerning copyright or other intellectual property rights that you may have, or may have violated.

I.   Infringement Complainant

If you are a copyright or other intellectual property right owner or their agent (“Complainant”) and believe that any content infringes upon your copyright or other intellectual property rights, please provide 360 Crue’s Agent with Notice of your claim of infringement regardless of the nature of your claimed intellectual property interests (“Notice”). 360 Crue’s designated Copyright Agent for such Notices can be reached at:

Copyright Agent
360 Crue
Email: dmca@360crue.com

The Notice should identify the intellectual property interest that you claim has been infringed, (i.e., copyright, trademark, etc.) and include the following:

1. Complainant’s physical or electronic signature;
2. Specific identification of the copyrighted work or other materials that Complainant claims to have intellectual property rights in and claims to have been infringed, and is the subject of the Notice;
3. Identification of the content appearing on the 360 Crue Website that Complainant claims infringes on Complainant’s copyright or other intellectual property right, including the “URL” and other information that will permit 360 Crue to precisely locate the content;
4. Complainant’s contact information, including address, telephone number and email address;
5. A statement that you, as Complainant, have a good faith belief that the use of the materials that are the subject of your Notice in the manner that you are complaining of is not authorized by the copyright or other intellectual property owner, the owner’s agent, or by operation of law; and
6. A statement by you, as Complainant, under penalties of perjury, that the information provided in the Notice is accurate and that you are authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.

Complainant may be required to meet certain additional legal requirements, or may have certain additional rights and remedies, including, but not limited to, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other laws of the United States of America. Complainant’s failure to fulfill all such requirements may relieve 360 Crue from taking any action in response to the Notice.

II.   Counter Notice Policy

If You, as a Subscriber or User have received Notice that Your content is alleged to infringe on another’s copyright or other intellectual property rights, You may have certain legal requirements, rights and remedies by which the claim of infringement may be contested. You may elect to challenge the claim of infringement, by sending 360 Crue’s Copyright Agent, (identified above) a “Counter-Notice,” which should include:

1. Your or Your authorized agent’s physical or electronic signature;
2. Identification of Your content that was removed from the Website or to which access has been disabled and its specific Website location (URL) before it was removed or access disabled;
3. Your statement, under penalties of perjury, that You have a good faith belief that the content was removed or access to it disabled as a result of a mistake or misidentification of the content; and
4. Your name, address, telephone number, and email address, and a statement that You consent to the jurisdiction of the United States District Court, Southern District of California for purposes of resolution of the copyright or other intellectual property right dispute and will accept service of process from the Complainant in regard to that dispute.

You may be required to meet certain additional legal requirements, or have certain additional rights and remedies, including, but not limited to, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and other laws of the United States of America. Your failure to fulfill all such requirements may relieve 360 Crue from taking any action in response to Your Counter-Notice.

III.   360 Crue’s Response

If 360 Crue receives Notice that complies with the requirements set forth above and/or any applicable law, it will make reasonable and expeditious effort to 1) remove the content identified in the Notice from the Website or disable access to it; 2) notify the User or Subscriber that the content has been removed or access disabled; 3) provide a copy of the Notice to the User or Subscriber whose content is the subject of the Notice through the contact information provided in the Notice or contained in the User’s or Subscriber’s User account.

If 360 Crue receives a Counter-Notice that complies with the requirements set forth above and any applicable law, it will make reasonable and prompt efforts to 1) supply the Complainant with a copy of the Counter-Notice and 2) inform the Complainant that 360 Crue may replace the removed content and restore access to it unless, within 10 days, 360 Crue receives notice that the Complainant has filed suit in the United States District Court, Southern District of California, seeking injunctive relief in regard to the subject of the Notice. If 360 Crue is not advised that suit has been filed by the Complainant within the time specified, 360 Crue will promptly replace the removed content and restore access to it.

360 Crue reserves the right to terminate User or Subscriber access to the Website and any services provided in connection therewith or under any agreement between 360 Crue and a User or Subscriber, if it is determined that the User or Subscriber has, on more than two occasions, violated this policy or is a repeat infringer of copyrighted works, trademarks or any other intellectual property.

IV.   Indemnification of 360 Crue

As a condition of accessing the Website and/or using the Marketing Services, You agree to make Yourself aware of and to fully comply with all applicable copyright and intellectual property laws. You agree that You are in the superior position to determine the scope of Your intellectual property interest in Your Content and You understand that 360 Crue is relying on Your representation that You have the necessary ownership, license, authority or other intellectual property interest to submit such Content. You agree to fully indemnify and hold 360 Crue completely harmless against any and all claims, suits, demands, penalties, fines and costs of any description that arise from, are caused by or are in any way related to your breach of Your obligations and representations, as more fully set forth in the Terms or Use.Copyright and intelectual Property policy