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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
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Stolen lights
Hi,
some time ago, we prepared a stand design for a customer but then this project wasn´t approved and we did not cooperate.
Last week we realized that this customer took (stole) some ideas from our project and reused them in a new design received from a different company.
Precisely, they used the same kind of lights present on our original design.
Please can some teacher suggest the most suitable subject for the mail that I will be writing to this customer? I guess "stole lights" is stupid?!
Thank you very much for your help
Pamela
some time ago, we prepared a stand design for a customer but then this project wasn´t approved and we did not cooperate.
Last week we realized that this customer took (stole) some ideas from our project and reused them in a new design received from a different company.
Precisely, they used the same kind of lights present on our original design.
Please can some teacher suggest the most suitable subject for the mail that I will be writing to this customer? I guess "stole lights" is stupid?!
Thank you very much for your help
Pamela
Top answer
"Copyright infringement" If you live in the US, that's illegal. I don't know about elsewhere.
- "Copyright infringement" If you live in the US, that's illegal.
- I don't know about elsewhere.
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"Copyright infringement"
If you live in the US, that's illegal. I don't know about elsewhere.
If you live in the US, that's illegal. I don't know about elsewhere.
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ramonajk"Copyright infringement" If you live in the US, that's illegal. I don't know about elsewhere.Hi,
thank you for the reply.
Yes, here it´s illegal as well, so that´s why I need to write this e-mail to my customer. Thank you for the suggestion, "Copyright infringement" didn´t come to mind
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