DMCA Copyright Policy
LBC Tracking Info respects the intellectual property rights of authors, publishers, photographers, website owners, businesses, and other copyright holders.
We work to publish original and useful informational content. We do not knowingly publish material that violates another person’s copyright.
If you believe that content available on LBC Tracking Info uses your copyrighted work without permission, you may send us a copyright infringement notice.
This page explains how to submit a notice and what information we need to review it.
1. Our Copyright Policy
LBC Tracking Info is an independent informational website that publishes content about package tracking, shipping, parcel delivery, shipment status, courier services and related topics.
We respect copyright law and take reasonable copyright complaints seriously.
When we receive a complete and valid copyright complaint, we may review the reported material and take appropriate action.
Depending on the situation, this may include removing the material, disabling access to it, correcting the issue or requesting more information from the person who submitted the complaint.
Submitting a complaint does not automatically mean that the reported material infringes copyright. Each complaint may need to be reviewed based on the information provided.
2. Before Sending a Copyright Complaint
Before sending a DMCA notice, please make sure that you own the copyrighted work or are legally authorized to act for the copyright owner.
You should also check whether the material may be legally used under a license, permission, fair use or another exception allowed by copyright law.
A copyright complaint is a legal request.
Please do not submit a DMCA notice only because you dislike content, disagree with an article, object to a factual reference or do not want your company name mentioned.
Copyright protects original creative works. It does not automatically give someone ownership of facts, ideas, general information, company names or every reference to a business.
3. How to Submit a DMCA Takedown Notice
If you believe material on LBC Tracking Info infringes your copyright, send a written notice to our copyright contact.
Your notice should include the following information:
Identification of the copyrighted work
Clearly describe the original copyrighted work that you believe has been infringed.
If your complaint covers several copyrighted works, you may provide a representative list where legally permitted.
Identification of the material you want reviewed
Tell us exactly which content on LBC Tracking Info you believe infringes your copyright.
Please provide the full URL of each page containing the disputed material.
A general link to our homepage is usually not enough for us to identify the material.
Your contact information
Provide enough information for us to contact you.
This should normally include your:
- full name
- email address
- mailing address
- telephone number
Good-faith statement
Include a statement saying that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use of the material is not authorized by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
Accuracy and authority statement
Include a statement that the information in your notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or are authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
Your signature
Your notice must include your physical or electronic signature.
5. What Happens After We Receive a Notice?
When we receive a copyright complaint, we may first check whether it contains enough information for us to understand the claim.
If important information is missing, we may ask the sender to provide additional details.
If we determine that action is appropriate, we may remove or disable access to the disputed content.
Where required or appropriate, we may also notify the person responsible for the material about the complaint.
We may keep records of copyright complaints and our responses where reasonably necessary for legal, security or administrative purposes.
6. Counter-Notification
If material you provided to LBC Tracking Info is removed or disabled because of a copyright complaint and you believe the material was removed because of a mistake or incorrect identification, you may be able to submit a counter-notification.
A counter-notification is also a legal document.
Your counter-notification should include the information required by applicable law, including:
Your identification and contact information
Provide your name, address, telephone number and other information reasonably required to identify and contact you.
Identification of the removed material
Clearly identify the material that was removed or disabled and explain where it appeared before removal.
Providing the original page URL is helpful.
Statement under penalty of perjury
State that you have a good-faith belief that the material was removed or disabled because of a mistake or misidentification.
Consent to jurisdiction
Include the consent-to-jurisdiction statement required under applicable DMCA law.
If your address is in the United States, this generally involves consenting to the jurisdiction of the appropriate federal district court for your address.
If your address is outside the United States, different wording may apply under Section 512.
Acceptance of service
State that you will accept service of process from the person who submitted the original copyright complaint or that person’s agent.
Signature
Include your physical or electronic signature.
Send the counter-notification to the same copyright contact listed on this page.
7. What May Happen After a Counter-Notification?
If we receive a valid counter-notification, we may provide a copy to the person who sent the original copyright complaint where required or permitted by law.
The original complainant may then have an opportunity to take legal action concerning the disputed material.
Whether removed content is restored will depend on the circumstances and applicable law.
We may seek legal guidance before restoring disputed material when necessary.
8. False or Misleading Claims
Please take copyright notices and counter-notifications seriously.
Knowingly providing false or misleading information in a DMCA notice or counter-notification may have legal consequences.
Do not claim ownership of material that you do not own.
Do not report material simply to remove criticism, competition, factual information or content you dislike.
Likewise, do not submit a counter-notification if you know that the copyright complaint is valid.
If you are unsure about your rights, consider speaking with a qualified copyright lawyer before submitting a legal notice.
9. Repeat Copyright Infringement
LBC Tracking Info does not support repeated copyright infringement.
Where our website allows users, contributors, contractors or other parties to provide content, we may take action against parties who repeatedly violate copyright rights when appropriate and required by law.
Possible action may include removing content, limiting access, ending a contributor relationship or disabling an account where such accounts exist.
The action taken will depend on the circumstances and applicable law.
10. Content Published by LBC Tracking Info
We aim to create original content for LBC Tracking Info.
Our writers and editors should not knowingly copy protected articles, images, graphics, videos or other creative work from another website without permission or another valid legal basis.
When outside information is needed, we aim to use reliable sources and present information in our own original form.
If you believe we made a mistake, please contact us with the exact URL and details of the material in question.
We will review reasonable copyright concerns.
11. Images and Other Media
Copyright protection may apply to photographs, illustrations, graphics, videos, maps, screenshots and other media.
If you believe an image or other media file appearing on LBC Tracking Info belongs to you and is being used without permission, please include the following in your notice:
The URL of the page where the media appears, a description of the disputed media, information showing which original work you own and the other information required for a valid copyright notice.
Providing a direct link to your original work may also help us understand your claim, although additional proof of ownership may sometimes be needed.
12. Trademarks Are Different From Copyright
Copyright and trademark rights are not the same.
This DMCA Policy is mainly intended for copyright complaints.
If your concern relates to a company name, logo, trademark, brand identity, false affiliation or another trademark issue rather than copyright, please contact us through our Contact Us page and clearly explain the issue.
We will review reasonable intellectual property concerns.
13. LBC and Other Third-Party Rights
LBC Tracking Info is an independent informational website.
References to LBC, LBC Express, courier companies, shipping businesses, marketplaces and other third-party services are used for informational and identification purposes where relevant.
Third-party trademarks, logos, copyrighted materials and other intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners.
We do not claim ownership of intellectual property belonging to other companies or individuals.
If you are an authorized rights holder and believe material on our website violates your intellectual property rights, please contact us with clear details so the matter can be reviewed.
14. Links to Other Websites
LBC Tracking Info may link to official courier websites, government websites, reference sources or other third-party pages.
A link to another website does not mean that we own the content on that website.
Copyright complaints about content hosted entirely on another website should normally be sent to the website or service that hosts that content.
If you believe a link on our website creates a copyright issue, you may still contact us and explain your concern.
15. No Legal Advice
The information on this DMCA Copyright Policy page is provided to explain our website’s general copyright complaint process.
It is not legal advice.
Copyright laws can be complicated and legal rights may depend on the facts of each situation and the country involved.
If you are unsure whether material infringes your copyright, whether an exception applies or whether you should file a legal notice, you may wish to consult a qualified attorney.
16. Contact Us
For copyright matters, contact:
Copyright Contact
LBC Tracking Info
Email: Afak.aslam4440@gmail.com
For normal website questions that are not related to copyright, please use our Contact Us page.
For questions about an LBC shipment, tracking number, parcel location, delivery status, claim or other courier service, please contact the responsible courier through its official support channels