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- Spanish Fork, UT, USA • Mar 25, 2024

I received an email that stated:

"This message serves as our final attempt to connect with you. Failure to take action to register the brand name “Warner & Associates Construction” today will prompt us to proceed with the other applicant tomorrow. This may result in the forfeiture of your rights to utilize the brand name “Warner & Associates Construction”.

Please review the information below, providing you with further insight into trademark matters:

Why are we contacting you?

Our company policy dictates a comprehensive search of the brand name across search engines and social media platforms before commencing a trademark registration with the USPTO. We extend a 48 to 72-hour window to the current brand name user for a response and approval. Should there be no response within this timeframe, we proceed with the interested party for name registration.

Trademark infringement is governed by civil laws, and violations often lead to actions demanding the cessation of trademark use. Infringers might be required to discontinue the unauthorized use of the trademark and may need to surrender profits acquired through its unauthorized usage, or face financial damages due to trademark misuse.

What are the consequences of trademark violation?

The common repercussion of trademark infringement involves receiving an injunction or cease-and-desist order instructing the infringing party to halt using the trademarked material. In certain instances of intentional trademark law violation, criminal or civil penalties may apply, although this is relatively infrequent. The costs linked with trademark infringement lawsuits generally range from $120,000 to $750,000 on average, depending on the case's complexity.

Considering your substantial history of using this brand, we may decide against proceeding with the other party, particularly if they are a startup company. Should you express interest in securing ownership of this brand name through trademark registration, please respond to us via email. We will then furnish you with the requisite information and registration process details."

- Salem, OR, USA • Mar 22, 2024

I received three emails which stated: I am writing to you on behalf of the legal department of Trademark Aims.

We have received an application for the registration of the trademark “name of our company” The applicant is seeking legal protection for this brand name. We are currently reviewing the application to ensure compliance with trademark regulations and will proceed with the necessary legal procedures accordingly. During our research, we came across your information and discovered that this brand name is not currently registered with the USPTO, leaving it open for registration by any interested party.

Given the USPTO's policy of processing applications on a first-come, first-served basis, the other applicant will be granted the opportunity to proceed with their registration if you are not actively using the brand name “my company name" in commerce or are unwilling to seek trademark registration for it.

We kindly request that you respond to us promptly. If we do not receive any objections from you, the other applicant will be permitted to initiate their registration process, which will follow the standard examination and filing procedures established by the USPTO.

It's important to note that, as stipulated in the Act of 1946, specifically §§ 1051 et seq, federal registration of your mark is essential to establish and protect your ownership rights.

We eagerly await your response.

- Pleasant Grove, UT, USA • Mar 21, 2024

His email stated…

I am writing to you on behalf of the legal department of Trademark Aims.

We have received an application for the registration of the trademark (company name) The applicant is seeking legal protection for this brand name. We are currently reviewing the application to ensure compliance with trademark regulations and will proceed with the necessary legal procedures accordingly. During our research, we came across your information and discovered that this brand name is not currently registered with the USPTO, leaving it open for registration by any interested party.

Given the USPTO's policy of processing applications on a first-come, first-served basis, the other applicant will be granted the opportunity to proceed with their registration if you are not actively using the brand name… in commerce or are unwilling to seek trademark registration for it.

- Ogden, UT, USA • Mar 20, 2024

Received an email from Daniel David supposedly writing from the "Legal Department" claiming that someone tried to register my business name as their trademark. See enclosed email.

I am writing to you on behalf of the legal department of Trademark Aims.

We have received an application for the registration of the trademark “” The applicant is seeking legal protection for this brand name. We are currently reviewing the application to ensure compliance with trademark regulations and will proceed with the necessary legal procedures accordingly. During our research, we came across your information and discovered that this brand name is not currently registered with the USPTO, leaving it open for registration by any interested party.

Given the USPTO's policy of processing applications on a first-come, first-served basis, the other applicant will be granted the opportunity to proceed with their registration if you are not actively using the brand name “" in commerce or are unwilling to seek trademark registration for it.

• Mar 19, 2024

I received an email from Daniel David with Trademark Aims. He claimed to be with the legal department of the company. The email was titled "Urgent Notice: Immediate Action Required for USPTO Trademark Dispute." The body of the email claimed that their office had received an application for the registration of the business where I work. He wrote that the USPTO works on a first-come, first-served basis when it comes to issuing trademarks. He wanted me to respond immediately. I did not respond.

- Saint Joseph, MO, USA • Mar 19, 2024

Repeated emails from Daniel David from Trademark Aims saying that another applicant has applied for trademark of my company's name. This was the last email:

I hope this message finds you in good health. I am reaching out to formally notify you of the approaching deadline for registering the trademark “___” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Despite our repeated attempts to establish contact, we regret to inform you that we have not received any response from you thus far. It is crucial to bring to your attention that once the necessary classes are paid for the applicant, our ability to assist you will be limited to filing any opposition on your behalf.

The other applicant has initiated their application process with another firm. Our efforts thus far have been aimed at holding their request, allowing you the opportunity to register the trademark under your ownership, considering you have been using this business name for a significant period. Should you still wish to proceed with trademarking it under your ownership, we stand ready to file opposition on your behalf.

If the other applicant successfully registers "*****************" several potential consequences may arise, including loss of rights, rebranding costs, confusion among customers, legal action, limited expansion, and difficulty in enforcing your rights.

Your immediate attention to this matter is crucial. We still have the opportunity to initiate opposition proceedings, and given your long-term use of this business name, we believe we have a strong case.

Thanks & regards,

- Burlington, IA, USA • Mar 18, 2024

I hope this message finds you in good health. I am reaching out to formally notify you of the approaching deadline for registering the trademark "*** ****** ********* *****" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Despite our repeated attempts to establish contact, we regret to inform you that we have not received any response from you thus far. It is crucial to bring to your attention that once the necessary classes are paid for the applicant, our ability to assist you will be limited to filing any opposition on your behalf.

The other applicant has initiated their application process with another firm. Our efforts thus far have been aimed at holding their request, allowing you the opportunity to register the trademark under your ownership, considering you have been using this business name for a significant period. Should you still wish to proceed with trademarking it under your ownership, we stand ready to file opposition on your behalf.

If the other applicant successfully registers "Business name," several potential consequences may arise, including loss of rights, rebranding costs, confusion among customers, legal action, limited expansion, and difficulty in enforcing your rights.

Your immediate attention to this matter is crucial. We still have the opportunity to initiate opposition proceedings, and given your long-term use of this business name, we believe we have a strong case.

- Chicago, IL, USA • Mar 15, 2024

Received a suspicious email but with slight "serious" undertones. I work in security, ran a search, and found that this exact email has been sent to others. Wanted to report this so that no one else gets caught up in a spam scam.

- Algonquin, IL, USA • Mar 15, 2024

Hi ***** *,

I hope this email finds you in good health.

I am writing to you on behalf of the legal department of Trademark Aims.

We have received an application for the registration of the trademark “**** * ***** ******* ******” The applicant is seeking legal protection for this brand name. We are currently reviewing the application to ensure compliance with trademark regulations and will proceed with the necessary legal procedures accordingly. During our research, we came across your information and discovered that this brand name is not currently registered with the USPTO, leaving it open for registration by any interested party.

Given the USPTO's policy of processing applications on a first-come, first-served basis, the other applicant will be granted the opportunity to proceed with their registration if you are not actively using the brand name “**** * ***** ******* ******" in commerce or are unwilling to seek trademark registration for it.

We kindly request that you respond to us promptly. If we do not receive any objections from you, the other applicant will be permitted to initiate their registration process, which will follow the standard examination and filing procedures established by the USPTO.

It's important to note that, as stipulated in the Act of 1946, specifically §§ 1051 et seq, federal registration of your mark is essential to establish and protect your ownership rights.

We eagerly await your response.

Thank you and best regards,

- Springfield, MO, USA • Mar 14, 2024

immediately detected as spam, noted here, no impact to reciever.

- Quincy, IL, USA • Mar 13, 2024

I received an email from Daniel David with Trademark Aims. He claimed to be with the legal department of the company. The email was titled "Urgent Notice: Immediate Action Required for USPTO Trademark Dispute." The body of the email claimed that their office had received an application for the registration of the business where I work. He wrote that the USPTO works on a first-come, first-served basis when it comes to issuing trademarks. He wanted me to respond immediately. I did not respond.

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