Infringement of Copyright problem

[GraceTrees]

Several years ago I listed a vintage wedding band that was set with  brown, white and yellow diamonds. In my title I described the color of the brown diamonds as brandy diamonds.

A company called Brandy Diamonds took offence and had etsy remove my listing. I never bothered to try to relist it until now. I changed the title to say brown diamonds and made a few more fixes and when I tried to publish it I wasn't given the choice.

Does anyone know the procedure to get it accepted now? I'm thinking I'll need to try to contact Etsy through an email and wait for a reply from them.

[PillowDetails]

Just copy the listing.

[GraceTrees]

Thank you. I'll try that.

[RandysExoticWoods]

I would just write a new listing and change whatever you feel appropriate to avoid issues with that company.

[GraceTrees]

Yes, I'll do that. Thanks.

[hopeandjoystudios]

You can't relist a deactivated listing. You need to start over  or copy and remove the offending terms.

[GraceTrees]

OK. Thanks!

[ThePurplePuppy]

Listing carry hidden  meta tags that we cannot see--that is why you cannot relist it. the only way is as posted above--you have to make and entirely new listing.

[GraceTrees]

Thank you. Will do it.

[CraftyCornishMaids · Accepted solution]

If it was copyright infringement, you needed to have issued a counter dcma claim within 2 weeks

If it was trademark infringement, only the holder can request it to be relisted.

There is nothing you can do with that listing.

Create a new listing, with the new words

[GraceTrees]

Thanks. I'll do it.