Taobao received an important notice regarding an intellectual property complaint, what should I do?

Hello, first let me explain to you that a complaint means that you have been accused of infringement, so you are filing a complaint. Provided that you are the "infringing party."

The general technical points are: 1. Trademark, proving that the trademark you use is not similar to the complainant’s registered trademark or that it was used earlier;

2. Patent, proving that you sell products It is not similar to the complainant’s patent or has been used earlier;

3. Copyright, prove that the products it sells are not similar to the complainant’s copyright or has been used earlier; but the trademark right is an important intellectual property , Patent rights and copyrights themselves are weapons of market competition. It is recommended that the complainants learn from this experience and register or apply for their own independent trademark rights, patent rights and copyrights as soon as possible. If a Taobao product is complained of infringing on intellectual property rights: (1) If the trademark rights of the product are infringed upon the intellectual property rights of others, at least one of the following documents must be provided when making the appeal: 1. Complaint revocation letter: the respondent may contact The complainant contacted and negotiated and explained the purchase channels to him. If both parties reach an understanding, the complainant can be asked to issue a complaint revocation letter stating that the complaint has been withdrawn; 2. Purchase voucher: If the respondent's goods were purchased through formal channels, the purchase voucher can be provided. However, only invoices and other verifiable purchase vouchers are valid. Receipts and purchase receipts are invalid; 3. Authorization voucher: If the respondent is authorized by the brand, it can provide authorization vouchers, such as distribution agreement and brand authorization agreement. wait. (2) If you are subject to infringement of other people's intellectual property rights due to patent infringement, you need to provide at least one of the following certificates when making a complaint: 1. Patent certificate: If the respondent owns the patent rights for the goods sold, you can provide a patent certificate Make a complaint; 2. Proof of purchase from the complaining party: If the goods sold are purchased from the complainant, the patentee, you can provide the purchase certificate to appeal. However, only invoices and other purchase vouchers that can be verified are valid, while receipts and purchase receipts are invalid; 3. Vouchers showing problems with the complaining party’s patent rights