All material on The Auction Rebel is copyrighted and you must observe these policies if you plan to distribute or use content from this blog.

Copyright Policy For Content On The Auction Rebel Blog

You are free to share, distribute or transmit any content or information on The Auction Rebel under the following conditions:

• The content you use must be attributed to The Auction Rebel blog. The attribution must include a link back to the specific content page the content was taken from. You may in no way indicate that The Auction Rebel endorses you or your use of the content on this blog.
• Even if attribution is provided, you may not republish an entire article/blog post on your site. Excerpts of 100 words, or less, from any article may be published on your web site or blog as long at a link back to the specific article permalink is included.
• Absolutely no work, whole or in part, may be used for commercial purposes without prior written approval from myself.

If you wish to syndicate or use an entire article/post from The Auction Rebel on your blog or web site, you must obtain permission first by emailing me. Permission must be obtained before you do so.

How The Auction Rebel Deals With Theft Of Copyrighted Content

You will receive ONE polite email from me requesting that all Auction Rebel content be removed from your web site immediately. If the content in question is not removed within a three day period of time, I will take the following steps after first obtaining irrefutable proof of your violation of my copyright:

• I will report the violation of my copyright to your web hosting company along with your IP address. If you move the content in question to another hosting company I will report you them as well.
• I will report your offending web sites to the major search engines requesting they de-index your sites and blacklist them.
• If you live in the U.S, you will receive a DMCA notice. If you live outside the U.S., you will receive a cease and desist letter from my lawyer.
• I will make your life on the web as miserable as possible.

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