Copyright and Content Removal

mendyjob.com · Effective date: October 15, 2026 · Version 2026-10-15-v2

Pavel Karabitski owns and operates this website and provides its platform service as an individual. MendyJob is the name of the website and software product at mendyjob.com. In these documents, “we,” “us,” “our,” and “operator” refer to Pavel Karabitski. The platform agreement and the operator's duties and commitments are with Pavel Karabitski.

Copyright complaints

If you own a copyright or are authorized to act for its owner and believe content on mendyjob.com infringes it, submit a notice identifying the copyrighted work, the content and its location, your contact details, and your physical or electronic signature. Include a good-faith statement that the use is not authorized by the owner, its agent, or law, and a statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, you are authorized to act for the owner.

Consider lawful uses, including fair use, before submitting a notice. Material misrepresentations can carry legal consequences. We may forward relevant notice details to the affected uploader and remove or restrict identified content as required by law.

Copyright contact

Responsible operator

Pavel Karabitski

Copyright email

pavelksupport@gmail.com

Send copyright complaints to Pavel Karabitski using the email above. You do not need an account to report infringement. This is the operator's copyright-reporting contact. No Copyright Office designated-agent registration or DMCA safe-harbor protection is represented by this listing.

Counter-notices and repeat infringement

If your content was removed for copyright and you believe removal was a mistake or misidentification, send a counter-notice identifying the material and its former location, your name/address/telephone, signature, and a statement under penalty of perjury of your good-faith belief. Include consent to the jurisdiction of the federal district court for your address, or, outside the United States, a federal judicial district where the operator may be found, and agreement to accept service from the original complainant or agent.

A valid counter-notice may be forwarded to the complainant. Where the DMCA process applies, content may be restored after 10 to 14 business days unless the designated agent receives notice of an action seeking a court order, subject to other lawful reasons for restricting it. We may terminate accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances and accommodate applicable standard technical measures.

Report intimate images shared without consent

Submit an intimate-image removal request without an account. You receive a case number and private tracking code. Identify the content already on the site, describe the lack of consent, and provide your electronic signature. Do not upload or repost the image.

Real or digitally fabricated intimate images shared without consent are prohibited. Contact the support contact below with the subject “Urgent image removal,” your name/signature, a way to contact you, sufficient information to locate the content, and a good-faith statement that it was shared without consent. An authorized representative may help you submit the request. You do not need a marketplace account. Do not attach or repost the intimate image.

Email an urgent image-removal request to pavelksupport@gmail.com. Include a page URL or the job, profile, or message identifier and explain which image you are reporting. Type your name as your electronic signature. You may send this email from your own email application.

Pavel Karabitski is responsible for reviewing intimate-image removal requests received through the public form or support email. For a valid request covered by the TAKE IT DOWN Act, Pavel Karabitski will remove the covered content and make reasonable efforts to remove known identical copies within 48 hours of receipt. This process does not depend on a marketplace report count or account registration. Copyright counter-notice rules do not authorize restoration of unlawful intimate content.

Report suspected child exploitation

You can report suspected child sexual exploitation, including abuse material, online enticement, or child sex trafficking, to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children's CyberTipline. For immediate danger in the United States, call 911.

To identify content or activity on this marketplace, notify the support contact below with the page, job, profile, or message reference and a brief description. You do not need an account, to be depicted in an image, or to make an intimate-image consent declaration to report suspected child exploitation. Do not download, attach, forward, or repost suspected abuse material to explain a report.

Email a child-safety report to marketplace support. A report to NCMEC does not notify marketplace support; an email to support does not submit a report to NCMEC. The marketplace is not an emergency-response service.