On Monday 23 April 2007 16:00, Craig Mullins wrote:
> But if you sell their products shouldn't you be allowed to use their
> trademark? For example, how can you sell the "Cinch Inch Loss Plan"
> to people without using the product name on a web site?
Ideally, but I think they have so many people signed on they can't
police them, so you can only use their logo and trademarks in the ways
they allow. That would also mean only on their websites.
In my mind, that is yet another reason to NOT do business with them or
depend on them and their product for income. As a business owner, I
just can't see why people would put up with with all the silly
restrictions MLMs ahve.
Hal
> --- In mlmsurvivorsclub@
> > The real issue that seems to be overlooked in this thread is that
> > intellectual property rights HAVE to be protected and defended or
> > they can be legally overturned.
> >
> > That's why licensing exists... not just to gouge money from
> > licensees, but to provide documentary, legal proof that the IP
> > owner isn't turning a blind eye to abuse, which be used in legal
> > argument to overturn those rights.
> >
> > Mary
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