closed LEGOS.info

[Varlin]

Appraisals and opinions, please

 

[bmugford]

Major TM issue.

Brad

 

[Gerry]

Its as bad as my oreos dot info

 

[silentg]

Did you just register that domain? or grabbed it off an auction?

 

[draggar]

Big time TM. You might be able to sell it but it may not be worth it.

The .info TLD kills it, too.

Ref fee minus a couple thousand in TM / WIPO attorney fees.

 

[bischke]

From lego.com
LEGO, the LEGO logo, DUPLO, BIONICLE, MINDSTORMS, the BELVILLE, KNIGHTS’ KINGDOM and EXO-FORCE logos,
the Brick and Knob configurations and the Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO Group.
© 2010 The LEGO Group. All rights reserved. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the terms of use

 

[Gerry]

From lego.com

If you are implying that it is okay to own because it is not mentioned specifically, then I hope you are not an attorney that would represent the defendant in such a case.

The word "legos" would not exist without there being a product called Lego.

Have you looked at Legos dot com?

Surprisingly (not) it redirects to Lego dot com.

It is total poppycock that a company would have to post a disclaimer to claim ownership of every typo, variation, spelling, and language to protect their product(s) identity.

 

[Varlin]

Thank you, guys. I will dump it.

{The word "legos" would not exist without there being a product called Lego.}

Well... in Spanish there is LEGO as a noun with its own meaning. (But I admit everybody relate the word to the toys)

 

[draggar]

I think it is a verb - the "first person" conjugation of legar meaning "to hand down" (as in generational etc..) - so lego would mean "I hand down" but legos is not (as far as I know).

Very good idea to delete it.