DMCA Policy

You took the photograph yourself and have now posted it on a different website without giving us any credit. The Burger King Menu DMCA policy sets out how to report content on burgerkingmenuprices.com that you believe copies your work; this policy complies with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a U.S. law that protects individuals who create things online.
We insist on using only original or properly licensed material on our website; for more information about our other site rules, please see the Legal & Policies page.

Our Designated Copyright Agent

Our copyright agent will deal with all DMCA reports, and the fastest way to get in touch with them is by email. Since the law requires each website to designate one person to receive copyright claims, sending your notice to this person ensures that it won’t be lost.

  • Contact: Copyright Agent, Burger King Menu Prices
  • Email: info@burgerkingmenuprices.com
  • Phone: +92 333 1449756
  • Mailing address: 11 Saddar, Karachi 74400, Sindh, Pakistan

Make it so that the subject line of your email includes “DMCA Notice” for us to identify it at once.
Our office operates on Pakistan Standard Time (PKT). Since your working day will probably be in the evening if you are in the United States or Europe, you may find that a phone call doesn’t get through. However, emails will be received by us at any time and will leave a written record.

What Your Takedown Notice Must Include

In order to process a DMCA takedown notice, all six parts must be included, since we won’t be able to act upon it until they have all been provided; if any details are missing, we’ll have to get in touch and ask for them, which in turn delays the whole process.

  1. Signature: either your handwritten or electronic signature, or that of a person authorized to act on behalf of the copyright owner.
  2. A brief description of the work that you think has been copied, for example, a photo or an article.
  3. The link to the page: the precise URL on our website where the material in question can be found.
  4. Here are the contact details: your name, your mailing address, your phone number, and your email address.
  5. A good faith statement is a declaration that you truly believe the use in question is not permitted by the owner, by the owner’s agent, or by the law.
  6. Statement of accuracy: A statement stating that your notice is correct and, under the penalty of perjury, that you are the owner of the work or have the authority to act on behalf of the owner.

The penalty for giving false statements is that you may find yourself in legal difficulty. Entering your full legal name at the end of an e-mail constitutes an electronic signature.
When you’re doing it, consider the possibility of fair use as well. The law permits the use of small portions of a work in certain situations, for example when including a brief quote in a review. Also, providing a link to the place where your work first appeared will help us verify the claim.

What Happens After You Send a Notice

According to the Burger King Menu DMCA policy, our copyright agent looks at each full notice and takes down the copied material if the claim is valid, and you will receive an email from us when the review has been completed.
In some cases we will have to delete only the copied photograph or section rather than the entire page, although Google and the other search engines may continue to display the old version for a while until they have re-crawled the page.

How to File a Counter Notice

Should you find that your content has been removed by mistake, then you should send a counter notice to info@burgerkingmenuprices.com. It is possible for takedowns to affect the wrong thing, and a counter notice is the way of asking us to restore the content. It must include these elements in order to be valid:

  1. Signature: either a handwritten or electronic signature.
  2. The material has been taken down, and the URL at which it used to be available.
  3. Incorrect statement: A statement asserting, under penalty of perjury, that you believe the removal was a mistake or that the material was misidentified.
  4. Here are the contact details: your name, address, and phone number.
  5. Court consent: You are agreeing to the jurisdiction of the federal court in your area or of any court in which we may be located if you live outside the United States.
  6. Your agreement to accept the legal documents from the person who sent the first notice.

We send the valid counter notice to the individual who originally filed the claim, together with your contact information since this is what the law requires. Once that person has not brought a lawsuit within 10 to 14 business days, we will be able to restore the material.

False Claims

Since a DMCA notice is a legal document, you could end up having to pay money if it contains false information. According to section 512(f) of the DMCA, a person who deliberately makes a false assertion in a notice or a counter-notice may be required to pay damages, such as the opposing party’s legal costs and the fees of their lawyer.
If you’re unsure whether your use constitutes a breach of copyright, you should consult a copyright lawyer before sending anything.

Repeat Infringers

The Burger King Menu DMCA policy also prevents people from sending us copied work more than once; this applies to all the material that readers share with us, for example, the photos and tips sent via our contact form. It is expected that websites take this action against repeat infringers under the DMCA.
The first issue typically concludes with us getting rid of the material, after which we cease to accept any further photographs or tips from that person.

Related Policies

  • Terms and Conditions: The rules we have regarding the use of content on the site.
  • Disclaimer: The way in which we deal with Burger King’s trademarks and brand names.
  • Contact Us: Reach us about any other questions.

Quick Summary

The Burger King Menu Prices DMCA policy lets you report copied work with one complete email to our copyright agent. If your own content was removed unfairly, the counter-notice steps give you a way to get it back.