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     Using a trademarked phrase as part of your catchphrase

     What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Massachusetts I'm starting a website and the catchphrase was going to be "Win, Buy or Pay-It-Forward". I just checked the TESS database to see about trademarking the catchphrase and found, not surprisingly, that the phrase "Pay It Forward" has...

     • ryanhn
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     • Apr 15, 2009
     • Replies: 1
     • Forum: Copyrights & Trademarks
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     Include optional features or not?

     What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Massachusetts When doing a Provisional Patent application for a method of operation is it better to be as detailed as possible including optional features or should I only include the absolute basics needed to describe the process and its workings...

     • ryanhn
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     • Apr 14, 2009
     • Replies: 5
     • Forum: Patents
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     Sale price disclosure

     What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Massachusetts I'm starting a website and have studied the MA regulations for advertising but am still uncertain regarding the necessity for disclosing a sale price. My understanding after reading the regulations is that as I can say that a price...

     • ryanhn
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     • Apr 12, 2009
     • Replies: 2
     • Forum: Online Purchases and Sales