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Absolute scam. IGNORE, block and report as phishing any email contact from these morons. Probably a 2 man band at biggest. They clumsily and inaccurately try to get money from small businesses wrt image use on blogs/websites etc. Just ignore them. Or better still, report them. They have zero legal power whatsoever.
This a scamming company. They sent an email claiming copyright infringement of an image used on my website. The image in reference was from Freepik.com that offers free images for download and use on website or personal use. The image was attributed as "Designed by FreePik" as required by company website. Obviously this is a bullying and aggressive tactic. The information that gave was wrong and generated automatically by AI.
This organization operates under a fraudulent domain and solicits payments from users of iStock. This situation appears to be a blatant scam characterized by harassment tactics, where individuals are pressured into paying for copyright claims that are unfounded. It is important to understand that no one has the legal right to demand payment for copyright infringement without proper justification, and such practices are indeed illegal. Numerous reports and testimonials have surfaced regarding this company, highlighting their unethical behavior and the way they exploit unsuspecting individuals. These accounts reveal a pattern of abuse that raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of their operations and the need for greater awareness among the public to protect themselves from such predatory actions.
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