two letter : KT.com

[draqon]

But isn't KT acronym? Can acronyms and even generic dictionary names be trademarked?

Yes, KT is an acronym. Yes, acronyms can certainly be trademarked. Examples are KT, AT&T, TM, and others. Generic dictionary names can also be trademarked, have you heard of a little company called Apple

trademarks based on acronyms or dictionary words are generally considered weak trademarks, in that they are harder to defend and harder to register and may offer less legal protection for the company. Of course all bets are off when you are Apple.

[hihikkt]

I received $200k offer from KT.
i think that if i were a foreigner, they offerd at $500k at least.
They are magnanimity to foreigner.
and other reason is TAX problem.
I'd like to pay smaller tax than local trade.
thanks.

[hihikkt]

10 days left.

[biggedon]

Hi

Please establish whether you are the owner or broker of this domain!

[hihikkt]

The owner is my younger brother.
So we share data.
Thanks.

[biggedon]

The owner is my younger brother.
So we share data.
Thanks.

Moved to "Broker Forum"!

[touchring]

Moved to "Broker Forum"!

:huh:

[DogFaceBoy]

low 6?

if this is someone elses domain it should be noted that way.... this way no one expects you are running a scam

It is in the brokered area .

[touchring]

Yes, KT is an acronym. Yes, acronyms can certainly be trademarked. Examples are KT, AT&T, TM, and others. Generic dictionary names can also be trademarked, have you heard of a little company called Apple

trademarks based on acronyms or dictionary words are generally considered weak trademarks, in that they are harder to defend and harder to register and may offer less legal protection for the company. Of course all bets are off when you are Apple.

I think there are trademarks that are impossible to defend, e.g. company llc.

[hihikkt]

Thanks for ALL.