Notification on Art. 16 Digital Services Act

Notification of Illegal Content on the Eventim Website (Art. 16 DSA)

HOW TO REPORT ILLEGAL CONTENT

In accordance with the European Digital Services Act (DSA), if you identify illegal content on the website fnacspectacles.com, please report it to the following address: dsa.notification@francebillet.com.

You are requested to copy the information below into your email and provide all details indicated within brackets. All fields marked with * are mandatory.

  1. Please first specify the type of illegal content you wish to report. If one or more of the reasons below apply, you may list them. If you are unsure about the type of illegal content or wish to report another type, please select “Other illegal content.”

Here is a non-exhaustive list of illegal content that may be subject to notification:

  • Hate speech or racist remarks, incitement to hatred, threats to public order
  • Child sexual abuse material
  • Sale of counterfeit goods
  • Intellectual property rights infringement
  • Fraud
  • Phishing attempts
  • Other

In each case, please provide a detailed explanation of why you consider the reported content to be illegal.

2° Please provide a hyperlink to the location of the reported content on the Eventim website. You may include multiple locations and hyperlinks.
[URL (http://…)] *

Additional information on where and/or how to identify the reported content (if applicable):
[Please provide any details that may help identify the reported content.]

3° Please note that you are not required to provide your name and email address if the reported content concerns one of the criminal offenses listed in Articles 3 to 7 of Directive (EU) 2011/93.
Your name: [Name]
Your email: [Email address]

4° Please copy and paste the following statement at the end of your email:
I hereby confirm that I am acting in good faith and that the information and allegations contained herein are accurate and complete. *

Any person who knowingly reports content as illegal with the intent to have it removed or to stop its dissemination, while knowing the information is false, is subject to criminal penalties (1 year of imprisonment and a €15,000 fine).