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Is A-OL.com a TM issue?

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    Yes, it is

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    No

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    No comments

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    I don't know

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I posted about A-OL.com in the appraisal section and most of the fellow npers said it is a TM issue
What do you think A-OL.com can lead to possible TM infringement
 
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cogeek you obviously know nothing about TM at all...

basically, Mr. Berryhill's post calling this thread r-etarded is the only one worth reading
 
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Just how do you intend to use the name, superprogrammer? The answer
to that could answer your question as to whether it'll infringe or not.

However, don't expect AOL not to sue.
 
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davezan said:
Just how do you intend to use the name, superprogrammer? The answer
to that could answer your question as to whether it'll infringe or not.

However, don't expect AOL not to sue.
I have plans of starting something like
Advertising-Online or
Adults-Online
Those are the two ideas I have in mind
 
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Hey man I am scarred! :(
 
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Well its 100% a tm issue, scared i would not, they normally email or send you a letter to give it up first.
 
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Without a doubt, this is a big TM issue. And I believe AOL would go after you eventually.
 
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