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Trademark Telephone Scams

Erik K Pelton

Erik shares red flags to watch for and tips to protect yourself from trademark scammers in this podcast. The post Trademark Telephone Scams appeared first on Erik M Pelton & Associates, PLLC. Erik shares red flags to watch for and tips to protect yourself from trademark scammers in this podcast.

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Another Trademark Scam: Beware of Calls Claiming to Be From USPTO

Erik K Pelton

Recently a new scam targeting trademark filers features telephone calls purporting to be from USPTO examiners. For more about avoiding and dealing with trademark scams, see Is This A Trademark Scam® at www.isthisatrademarkscam.com.

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USPTO Scam: A Warning to Trademark (and Patent) Owners

JD Supra Law

Multiple trademark owners have contacted Blank Rome to say that, starting this month, scam artists have contacted them by telephone pretending to be the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”). By: Blank Rome LLP

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New Trademark Scam

JD Supra Law

Over the years many clients have forwarded to us scam trademark mailings. These mailings come from various official-sounding sources, all of which seek money to allegedly take action regarding the client’s trademarks. However, we have learned of a new, bolder scam.

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Trademark Owners: Be Wary - Part 2!

JD Supra Law

Expanding on our blog post of January 2, 2024, yet another scam has been brought to our attention—with serious consequences. The signatory of a client was telephoned by the “Federal Trademark Office,” which requested a $400 payment for each of two applications filed a few days earlier. By: BakerHostetler

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Trademark Owners: Be Wary – Part 2!

IP Intelligence

Expanding on our blog post of January 2, 2024, yet another scam has been brought to our attention—with serious consequences. The signatory of a client was telephoned by the “Federal Trademark Office,” which requested a $400 payment for each of two applications filed a few days earlier.

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Do Not Be Fooled (Part 2): USPTO Issues Warning of Spoof Calls from Scammers

LexBlog IP

For years, scammers have impersonated the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in mailings, seeking payments from trademark owners for nonexistent services, such as trademark renewals. This week, the USPTO warned of a new scheme targeting trademark owners.