I was just reading the forums on Etsy (however the images they have of mine are from my Bonanza shop) and found this [URL removed]
wallpart.com is using tons of etsy sellers images, these are taken by the site right from the sellers listings.
Then offer the image for sale.
wallpart.com/search?keyword=etsy
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Their using mine and tons of other etsy sellers images.
To see if they are using your shop, just type in your shop name on their side.
3 pages of my pictures turned up.
Another [URL removed]
READ THIS that was posted above first-
Just found this article. It appears they are a phishing site.
fstoppers.com/news/website-will-steal-your-photos-and-then-hack-you…
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This is on their site
“WallPart Respect the copyright of others.
This means we don’t steal photos or images that other people share as own.
We don’t have a base of images, and don’t host or store images on the our servers.
Only Wallpart.com helps users to find images that interest for them, the site uses data of the most known third-party search engines.
The process of the search goes on an user’s browser.
Users make search queries by themself, all content displayed in a window of the browser is received from third-party search engines.
Displayed images are loaded from third-party servers, and they aren’t hosted on our site.
When the user make the order, we get the image from the user, he is responsibility for use.
Wallpart.com doesn’t bear responsibility for the images received from users.”
- Not using the English language well…..
Anybody know how to stop this? I don’t understand how anyone would want a poster of doll clothes.
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Margiecrafts Reputation: 491 See Margiecrafts' booth |
Here’s link to page to report a violation to them, Wallpart.com, [URL removed] I searched 2 of my brand names and found many of my listing photos. Only thing about this violation report form, there is space for the page url where image(s) in question are found. Would take a lot of time to re-submit a form for each page where we found our images, though one page url displays several images. We could also use a trash email, like from trashmail.com, if we don’t have an auxiliary email address for spam email.
Don’t know if I’ll bother or not. Afterall, there are scores and oodles of offenders doing these types of things now. We have to choose our battles and not waste time on stuff that we can’t prevent. Thanks for sharing this info though.
Take care,
Sandi
EmbellishMart
“Embellishments for your crafting, your space & you!”
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EmbellishMart Reputation: 1450 See EmbellishMart's booth |
Wow, that is CRAZY! They have 15 of mine up there also!
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misskeech Reputation: 1958 See misskeech's booth |
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Should not go to this site at all. It is a phishing site. They get into your computer or get CC info. By filing dmca they can get email and other info.
I got WOT app and they have a dangerous rating and many bad reviews.
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BeadJewelryByAnita Reputation: 60 See BeadJewelryByAnita's booth |
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