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Reply With Quoteif you don't know the risks, then you shouldn't be soliciting
imo...
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Hi, I have a name that I would like to market to possible end-users. My plan is to send emails to a number of companies that uses similar domains.
The domain is a VCVC.com, and although it does not have a generic meaning, it is used by a lot of companies all over the world because it is short for a number of meanings.
I am aware some companies have trademarks for the term in the US and maybe a few other countries. But since my domain is from 1992 and currently points to a sedo sales page (not a parking page), I feel I am quite safe contacting these companies.
Or am I wrong? Do I risk that they will use my email to try to take it away from me?
Any input much appreciated
if you don't know the risks, then you shouldn't be soliciting
imo...
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Thanks. I guess it is better to have them come to me...Originally Posted by biggedon
hopefully with good intentions
it's always better, when they come to you
Also you can look-up US trademarks and learn more about trademark rules at the US Patent & Trademark office: uspto.gov
It's legally tricky so look it up.
For example if you owned Camel.com, you could market it safely as a generic to camel (the animal) dealors, but you could not market it to Camel Tobacco dealors or RJ Reynolds.
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