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If you have reported a problem and CGT has done nothing about it, you have every right to sue CGT and ask for financial settlement. Since they do not want to prevent theft, they support and allow stolen property to be sold through their platform. Such cases are easily won in European courts, but do not expect more than 3000-5000€ in settlement. If even after the verdict they do not solve the problem with the stolen assets, you can sue them again and literally destroy them financially in court. European courts are very rigorous when it comes to financial fraud and misuse of intellectual property.
I am not ready for such a move now, thank you for the comment.
CGTrade was very useful to me after all, for now I just hope they have more strict policy for the stolen models.
I'm not suggesting you to do that, just pointing out possibility to solve an issue. Don't forget that stolen assets sold here generate revenue for CGT so it's not hard to figure out why nobody cares for such reports. Some online selling platforms lost trials recently. FlipNormals from Denmark, recently lost significant amount of money for similar reason. Also, Envato (if I'm not mistaken) lost big case like 2 or 3 months ago (maybe not Envato but surely one of top sellers). European jurisdiction has zero tolerance when it comes to intellectual property and companies working on EU soil.
