“StockX may also: (i) return the item to the Seller or Live Seller at their expense ... (ii) destroy the item or deliver it to law enforcement or the applicable brand ... (iii) disclose the Seller's or Live Seller's information to law enforcement agencies...”
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A seller whose item is deemed counterfeit may permanently lose that item to law enforcement or the brand, with potential legal consequences beyond the platform.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists three independent remedies StockX may apply to counterfeit items. The canonical claim states one — delivery to law enforcement or the applicable brand. The other two independent remedies (return to seller at their expense; destruction; disclosure of seller information to law enforcement) are recorded in omitted_material.
If the reader sells an item StockX determines to be counterfeit, that item may be delivered to law enforcement or the applicable brand rather than returned.
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"StockX may also: (i) return the item to the Seller or Live Seller at their expense ... (ii) destroy the item or deliver it to law enforcement or the applicable brand ... (iii) disclose the Seller's or Live Seller's information to law enforcement agencies...Excerpt from StockX's Terms of Use
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A seller whose item is deemed counterfeit may permanently lose that item to law enforcement or the brand, with potential legal consequences beyond the platform.
If the reader sells an item StockX determines to be counterfeit, that item may be delivered to law enforcement or the applicable brand rather than returned.
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