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Anyone heard of "Common Law TM"?

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A Cease and Desist calling upon a "Common Law TM" as rights conferred from use of a word or phrase in the last year or so?

Attorneys and others please advise.
 
consumernet thank you for the URL

I quote directly form this site:

"Common law trademark rights are limited to the geographic area in which the mark is used. Thus, if a coffee blend is sold under the name BLASTER in California only, the trademark rights to that name exist only in California. "

At first glance it appears that Common Law TM is state-specific. I am having a hard time applying this to an internet site which apparently is visible to the entire world.
 
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