What are the consequences of violating the intellectual property rights of others?

Wish has a strict policy against intellectual property infringement. Using a third party’s trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights, without proper authorization, is a direct violation of Wish’s Merchant policies and Merchant Terms of Service. Merchants are responsible for ensuring that their products and listings do not infringe and are encouraged to perform an intellectual property clearance check before listing products.

Using another party's intellectual property (image, trademark, logo, design, etc.) without authorization or promoting counterfeit products may result in Wish taking actions against you, including:

• Removing your listing
• Applying penalties to your account 
• Suspending your account 
• Account termination 

In addition, violating Wish’s intellectual property policies may result in other legal consequences.  For example, an intellectual property owner may initiate a lawsuit against you or your store and may obtain a temporary restraining order (TRO). Click here to learn about TROs.

Policy:

Wish has a strict policy against intellectual property infringement. If your product is found to violate Wish's policy, it will be removed, and you may be penalized in accordance with our current policies.  Merchants are allowed to dispute these removals and/or penalties.

If a merchant repeatedly lists products that infringe on others’ intellectual property, the merchant will be subject to Wish’s Repeat Infringer Policy in which the merchant may incur greater penalties, account suspension, and possibly account termination.  

To read more about the Merchant Intellectual Property Policy, please visit the links below:

https://merchant.wish.com/policy/ip

https://merchant.wish.com/policy/listing

https://merchant.wish.com/intellectual-property#rip

The information provided on this Website is for informational purposes only and does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice on any subject matter. Should you require assistance related to the subject matter or information on this Website, you should contact an attorney for legal advice.