trademark

On USPTO the term 'Metafi' is registered. There is a website metafi(dot)me. A mobile app company. However, metafi(dot)net is a registered domain name but developed and a different company. metafi(dot)co is also a registered dn and a developed NFT company. How come these companies aren't...

Hello my friends . Today i bought "MetaPay123.com" Is there any trademark or problems for me if i bought the domain or no problems ? Looking to see your opinions please . Have a nice days

Hello my friends . Today i bought "MetaPay123.com" Is there any trademark or problems for me if i bought the domain or no problems ? Looking to see your opinions please . Have a nice days

If you want to TM your (online) brand do you have to TM your brandname with or without the domain extension? Do i have to apply for TM twice? MyBrand MyBrand.extension Thank you for your input! GLTA!

If you want to TM your (online) brand do you have to TM your brandname with or without the domain extension? Do i have to apply for TM twice? MyBrand MyBrand.extension Thank you for your input! GLTA!

hi i found a domain registred on (.io) it is a website for investing crypto . the domain is still available on .com can'i have any problem if i register it?

hi i found a domain registred on (.io) it is a website for investing crypto . the domain is still available on .com can'i have any problem if i register it?

Hello everyone! Facebook.com trying to steal my domains: NoviCoin.co and NoviPay.co and they sent me 2nd notice: I noticed NoviPay.com currently for sale at dan price $699,999 And many companies using "Novi".

Hello everyone! Facebook.com trying to steal my domains: NoviCoin.co and NoviPay.co and they sent me 2nd notice: I noticed NoviPay.com currently for sale at dan price $699,999 And many companies using "Novi".

I added a .com domain twice in Afternic for selling and both times it was removed from my account. The domain in question might be a TM name as it contain a famous product name. Just to give you an example the name is something like OculusSupport.com but I have seen a couple of well established...

I added a .com domain twice in Afternic for selling and both times it was removed from my account. The domain in question might be a TM name as it contain a famous product name. Just to give you an example the name is something like OculusSupport.com but I have seen a couple of well established...

Hi all, Compared with trademark, domain name is not only the trademark on the internet, but with more functions such as building your independent platform to avoid being banned by the third platforms , flow turning into the cash, etc. Welcome to add more.:xf.wink::xf.grin:

Hi all, Compared with trademark, domain name is not only the trademark on the internet, but with more functions such as building your independent platform to avoid being banned by the third platforms , flow turning into the cash, etc. Welcome to add more.:xf.wink::xf.grin:

I was looking through some of the domain hacks and here is an interesting question that came up: If Amazon.com has trademarked the term 'Amazon', does Amaz.on (just made up an extension '.on' here), infringe that trademark, or is it safe to own one of these domain names?

I was looking through some of the domain hacks and here is an interesting question that came up: If Amazon.com has trademarked the term 'Amazon', does Amaz.on (just made up an extension '.on' here), infringe that trademark, or is it safe to own one of these domain names?

My online handle name is cryptkiller with random numbers ahead of it, its actually rather immature name but its what ive used since child hood and would like to use it. i have it in dot com , however i just looked and found out that its actually an old game, i searched for trademark and its...

My online handle name is cryptkiller with random numbers ahead of it, its actually rather immature name but its what ive used since child hood and would like to use it. i have it in dot com , however i just looked and found out that its actually an old game, i searched for trademark and its...

"This case illustrates several points parties to a UDRP should remember: 1. If a domain name consists of generic or potentially descriptive terms, some UDRP panelists want to see evidence that the domain registrant targeted the complainant's brand specifically when registering it. 2...