hksoftware
Junior Member
A competitor has recently contacted me, claiming that a product in my online store is using 'springboard marketing' and 'immitating' their product.
I buy the product from a supplier, they manufacture theirs.
Their product has been around longer than the one I sell.
They have no patent or trademark as far as I know.
My opinion was that unless I'm violating a patent or trademark, they cannot sue me or stop me selling the product I sell. Just because the product is similar, that shouldn't mean I'm breaking any laws, does it?
Am I right?
Their site: www.w1zardpkr1ng.com
My site: www.v0rtexpkr1ng.co.uk
(I Put numbers into domains for privacy.)
I am in the United Kingdom
Thanks for any help that you can provide.
I buy the product from a supplier, they manufacture theirs.
Their product has been around longer than the one I sell.
They have no patent or trademark as far as I know.
My opinion was that unless I'm violating a patent or trademark, they cannot sue me or stop me selling the product I sell. Just because the product is similar, that shouldn't mean I'm breaking any laws, does it?
Am I right?
Their site: www.w1zardpkr1ng.com
My site: www.v0rtexpkr1ng.co.uk
(I Put numbers into domains for privacy.)
I am in the United Kingdom
Thanks for any help that you can provide.