Did the "canned responses" you got actually say the product was pulled because they believe the image is not yours or are you just assuming that's the reason?
More often than not, when someone posts about something being pulled on them, it turns out to be because of a tag they used, NOT the image, but the automated "canned" notices that are sent apparently don't offer any specifics leading people to believe its an IP issue with the image. If you can remember the tags you used, perhaps someone here can identify the one that might have caused this to happen.
They can also pull things that they feel violate any of their acceptable content policies without it having anything to do with IP rights.
Without seeing the image and tags or knowing what Content Review actually told you, I doubt there's much anyone can do to help you except maybe suggest a different means of contacting Zazzle. I would suggest though forgetting exploring your options with a lawyer. It's an empty threat as Z is under no obligation to host any product/image they don't want to.
Without limiting the foregoing, Zazzle and its designees shall have the right to remove, without prior notice, any Content that they believe may violate the Agreement, is subject to complaint, or is otherwise objectionable to Zazzle.
Did the "canned responses" you got actually say the product was pulled because they believe the image is not yours or are you just assuming that's the reason?
More often than not, when someone posts about something being pulled on them, it turns out to be because of a tag they used, NOT the image, but the automated "canned" notices that are sent apparently don't offer any specifics leading people to believe its an IP issue with the image. If you can remember the tags you used, perhaps someone here can identify the one that might have caused this to happen.
They can also pull things that they feel violate any of their acceptable content policies without it having anything to do with IP rights.
Without seeing the image and tags or knowing what Content Review actually told you, I doubt there's much anyone can do to help you except maybe suggest a different means of contacting Zazzle. I would suggest though forgetting exploring your options with a lawyer. It's an empty threat as Z is under no obligation to host any product/image they don't want to.
Without limiting the foregoing, Zazzle and its designees shall have the right to remove, without prior notice, any Content that they believe may violate the Agreement, is subject to complaint, or is otherwise objectionable to Zazzle.
