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Silverwire
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Finally decided to start a new thread for this question, it seemed lost buried in another thread.
Scenario:
A new and unique type of product is invented and the manufacturer applies for a trademark. The product is so unique, that there is no other logical or recognized way to categorize or refer to it, other than by that name (which is fanciful).
Company A is not an authorized dealer, and has no formal relationship with the manufacturer but is getting into the business of repairing, or renting, or reselling used, or marketing accessories for this product.
Can Company A use the name within their domain name (with an additional second generic term like ââ¬Å_______Accessories.comââ¬Â or ââ¬Å_______Repair.comââ¬Â) or within their metatag keywords as nominative use while providing proper disclaimers within the website to prevent consumer confusion? Is this a legitimate business use? Otherwise, there would be no other way to find this company on the internet as it relates to this product.
Scenario:
A new and unique type of product is invented and the manufacturer applies for a trademark. The product is so unique, that there is no other logical or recognized way to categorize or refer to it, other than by that name (which is fanciful).
Company A is not an authorized dealer, and has no formal relationship with the manufacturer but is getting into the business of repairing, or renting, or reselling used, or marketing accessories for this product.
Can Company A use the name within their domain name (with an additional second generic term like ââ¬Å_______Accessories.comââ¬Â or ââ¬Å_______Repair.comââ¬Â) or within their metatag keywords as nominative use while providing proper disclaimers within the website to prevent consumer confusion? Is this a legitimate business use? Otherwise, there would be no other way to find this company on the internet as it relates to this product.