YourSports is committed to protecting the intellectual property of third parties. On this page, rights holders will find information regarding how to report copyright and other intellectual property infringements by people posting content on YourSports and answers to some frequently asked questions regarding our policies.
If you are concerned about the removal of your content, you may file a counter-notice. You can do so through the email notification you received, or in the warning at the top of your home page.
To report an infringement of your copyright or other intellectual property right (for example, trademark) by YourSports or a YourSports user, please fill out our automated IP infringement form. This form is the fastest way to report any type of infringement. If you prefer, you may instead submit copyright infringement notices under the DMCA to our designated agent (information below). It will speed our review if you can submit your report in English.
What happens after I send the report?
We will make every effort to review your report as quickly as we can. So long as everything appears to be in order, we will promptly remove or disable access to the content. We will also notify the user and, if requested, provide your report to the user. We will terminate repeat infringers when appropriate.
What is the contact information for your DMCA designated agent?
Please keep in mind that the fastest way to send our designated agent a DMCA notice of copyright infringement is by using our automated DMCA form. Nevertheless, if you wish to contact our designated agent through traditional (and slower) methods, the contact information for our designated agent is:
YourSports
1-800-477-5103 (phone)
1-800-477-5103 (fax)
ip@yoursports.com
Can I report the infringement of someone else's intellectual property rights?
If you are not the IP owner (or the authorized representative of the owner), you cannot report a suspected infringement to us. If you believe that content on the YourSports website violates another party's IP, you should advise the rights owner directly.