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I have grown really frustrated with a specific company downloading stock video from Adobe and reselling it as their own. I have reached out to Adobe with no response. Check out and let me know what you think!
You can Tineye all of their content and find it on Adobe Stock Video.
https://www.motionworship.com/7292/longplays/sunset-aerial-mountains-longplay/
https://www.motionworship.com/3524/longplays/epic-mountains-longplay/
https://www.motionworship.com/21670/longplays/epic-spring-aerial-longplay/
https://www.motionworship.com/17893/longplays/epic-winter-aerial-longplay/
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Hi @Flavour5F8C,
Have you filed a formal complaint about this? We appreciate you bringing this situation to our attention. At Adobe and Fotolia, we respect intellectual property rights and ask our users to do the same in our Terms of Use and Upload Agreement. Specifically, we request that our users (a) represent and warrant that they own all right, title and interest in and to the content they submit, including all copyright, trademarks, patents, and other intellectual property rights; and (b) agree not to upload any content that infringes or violates the intellectual property rights of any person or entity.
In order to comply with your request, and in accordance with our policies, we kindly ask you to file a proper DMCA complaint with all the necessary information as described in Section 20 of the Adobe General Terms of Use (or Section 17 of Fotolia´s General Terms of Use). Please use Adobe´s online form to file a DMCA complaint here: http://www.adobe.com/legal/dmca.html
Please understand that this procedure is mandatory and serves the protection of all contributors and needs to be complied with.
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It sounds as if you aren't the creator of the videos though? Well, you have no knowledge of what contractual arrangements where made for these videos. A video creator can license their videos through multiple services, without telling each other.