Culture of Gaming respects intellectual property rights and expects our customers and community to do the same. Because some products may involve customer-submitted content and/or third-party properties, we have a clear process for reporting IP concerns and requesting removal.
This policy explains:
1) what you can and can’t submit/request, and
2) how rights holders can contact us if they believe content used on our site or in connection with an order infringes their rights.
Last updated: January 3, 2026
Customer-submitted content and your responsibilities
If you upload images, text, or other content (“User Content”) or request a specific custom design, you represent that you have the rights, permissions, or licenses needed to use that content for the purpose you’re ordering it.
You also agree that your order is not intended to mislead others about authenticity, origin, or endorsement.
We do not provide legal advice. If you are unsure whether you have the rights to use a piece of content, do not submit it.
What we do not allow
We may refuse, cancel, or restrict orders or content that we believe are intended for deception or commercial misuse, including:
- counterfeit or “pass as authentic” requests (including content intended to be sold or represented as official/real)
- requests designed to impersonate a brand or product in a way likely to confuse others
- trademark misuse (logos/branding used in a misleading way)
- any order that suggests resale as genuine or other fraud
How to report an IP concern (takedown request)
If you are a rights holder (or authorized to act on behalf of one) and believe content on Culture of Gaming infringes your copyright, trademark, or other IP rights, email us at:
[email protected]
Subject line: IP Takedown Request
To help us act quickly, include:
1) Your contact information (name, company, email, phone)
2) A clear description of the work/mark you believe is being infringed
3) The specific material you want removed (include URLs, screenshots, or enough detail for us to identify it)
4) A statement that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized by the rights holder, agent, or law
5) A statement that the information in your notice is accurate, and that you are the rights holder or authorized to act on their behalf
6) Your electronic signature (typed full name is fine)
Once received, we may temporarily pause production, remove listings/content, or cancel an order while we review.
Counter-notice / disputes
If you believe a takedown request was submitted in error (for example, you have permission, a license, or the content is your original work), you may respond to our notice email with:
- Your name and contact info
- The material in question
- A brief explanation of why you believe the claim is mistaken
- Supporting documentation (license, authorization, proof of ownership)
Contact
Email: [email protected]