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WityZoo®

Trademark: WityZoo
Domain Included: .com domain available
Price: $4,800
Area /Origin: E.U. Trademark for Sale
Status: Registered, Principal Register, Good Standing
Serial Number: 018883539 (Click to the official detail page.)
Registration Number: 018883539
Trademark Category: Class 07 - Machine Tools
Goods /Services:

Harvesting machines; drainage machines; grain separators; tedding machines; knives for mowing machines; lawnmowers [machines]; straw [chaff] cutters; reapers; reapers and binders; pulverisers [machines]; weeding machines; sowers [machines]; disintegrators; fodder presses; shredders [machines] for industrial use; milking machines; suction cups for milking machines; incubators for eggs; shearing machines for animals; saw benches [parts of machines]; woodworking machines; mortising machines; saw blades [parts of machines]; blade holders [parts of machines]; saws [machines]; papermaking machines; typecasting machines; printing cylinders; inking apparatus for printing machines; printing machines; printing presses; rotary printing presses; Hosiery looms [machines]; ejectors; spinning machines; spinning wheels; gears for weaving looms; knitting machines; machines for the textile industry; size adjustment cutting machines for industrial purposes; dyeing machines; agitators; mixing machines; churns; mills [machines]; butter machines; meat choppers, electric; dairy machines; millstones; flour mill machines; crushing machines; sausage making machines; machines for the production of sugar; food preparation machines, electromechanical; peeling machines; grating machines for vegetables; basket presses; juice extractors, electric; beverage preparation machines, electromechanical; cigarette machines for industrial purposes; tobacco processing machines; leather-working machines; leather paring machines; pedal drives for sewing machines; stitching machines; hemming machines; ironing machines; sewing machines; rotary steam presses, portable, for fabrics; bicycle assembling machines; engraving machines; industrial inkjet printing machines; cord making machines; sheaf-binding machines; bottle filling machines; wrapping machines; packing machines; sealing machines for industrial purposes; filling machines; bottle stoppering machines; bottle capping machines; bottle sealing machines; packaging machines; electrical apparatus for sealing plastics [packaging]; centrifugal mills; dishwashers; mills for household purposes, other than hand-operated; tin openers, electric; pepper mills, other than hand-operated; beaters, electric; coffee grinders, other than hand-operated; blenders, electric, for household purposes; kitchen machines, electric; whisks, electric, for household purposes; fruit presses, electric, for household purposes; food processors, electric; kitchen grinders, electric; vegetable spiralizers, electric; vegetable peelers, electric; vegetable shredders, electric; washing machines [laundry]; coin-operated washing machines; wringing machines for laundry; laundry washing machines incorporating a drying tumbler; portable ultrasonic washing devices for laundry; embossing machines; Superconductive magnetic separators; Turbo-superchargers for engines; Impellers for turbo-superchargers; vulcanization apparatus; machines for processing plastics; glass-working machines; mine borers; ore treating machines; drilling machines; mineworking machines; converters for steelworks; cutters [machines]; rolling mill cylinders; rolling mills; puddling machines; catalytic converters; whitewashing machines; beating machines; concrete mixers [machines]; bitumen making machines; bulldozers; lifts, other than ski-lifts; elevators [lifts]; belt conveyors; capstans; automatic grapnels for marine purposes; hoists; loading ramps; elevator belts; elevating apparatus; moving staircases [escalators]; lifting apparatus; handling apparatus for loading and unloading; derricks; elevator operating apparatus; pneumatic jacks; mobile cranes; grain elevators; stamping machines; die-stamping machines; hammers [parts of machines]; power hammers; pneumatic hammers; tilt hammers; metalworking machines; punches for punching machines; punching machines; presses [machines for industrial purposes]; trueing machines; electric hammers; moulds [parts of machines]; moulding machines; flues for engine boilers; steam engine boilers; glow plugs for Diesel engines; carburetters; sparking plugs for internal combustion engines; fuel conversion apparatus for internal combustion engines; wind turbines; stands for machines; threading machines; cowlings [parts of machines]; milling machines; lathes [machine tools]; bending machines; cutting machines; die-cutting and tapping machines; feeders [parts of machines]; metal drawing machines; blade sharpening [stropping] machines; machine tools; grinding machines; tools [parts of machines]; holding devices for machine tools; industrial robots; scissors, electric; knives, electric; hand-held tools, other than hand-operated; electric hand drills; riveting machines; glue guns, electric; painting machines; spray guns for paint; air brushes for applying colour; dynamo belts; starters for motors and engines; dynamos; igniting magnetos; cylinders for machines; pistons for cylinders; driving motors, other than for land vehicles; centrifugal machines; centrifugal pumps; compressed air pumps; aerocondensers; air condensers; compressors [machines]; turbocompressors; condensing installations; blowing machines for the compression, exhaustion and transport of gases; bellows [parts of machines]; forge blowers; superchargers; compressed air machines; air suction machines; compressors for refrigerators; blowing machines; pulleys; door closers, electric; door openers, electric; window openers, electric; window closers, electric; window openers, hydraulic; bearings [parts of machines]; bearings for transmission shafts; roller bearings; belts for machines; adhesive bands for pulleys; welding machines, electric; soldering apparatus, gas-operated; soldering blow pipes, gas-operated; soldering irons, gas-operated; gas-operated blow torches; electrodes for welding machines; electric welding apparatus; soldering irons, electric; electric arc welding apparatus; electric arc cutting apparatus; soldering lamps; sewage pulverizers; washing apparatus; machines and apparatus for cleaning, electric; waste disposal units; vacuum cleaners; labellers [machines]; Electroplating machines; knives being parts of machines; clippers [machines]; drilling heads [parts of machines]; trimming machines; handling machines, automatic [manipulators]; bicycle dynamos; electricity generators; cylinder heads for engines; vacuum pumps [machines]; pressure valves [parts of machines]; steam traps; taps [parts of machines, engines or motors]; lubricators [parts of machines]; thermic lances [machines].

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⇓ Buyer Must Read ⇓

You will obtain ownership of the trademark along with all associated rights. 

The domain name, if included in the sale, will be transferred to you.


◆ Full refund is guaranteed by our platform if any of the above fails.



1st - Agreement:
The trademark owner ("Assignor") and the buyer ("Assignee") complete and sign the Trademark Assignment Agreement, which is the foundation of the trademark transaction & the ownership transfer.


2nd - Invoice & Payment:
The buyer pays the PayPal invoice generated by our platform for the trademark. PayPal will securely hold the payment until the buyer obtains ownership and full rights in and to the trademark, along with our platform's ultimate guarantee.


3rd - Ownership Transfer:
Our attorney initiates the transfer of ownership, which will be examined by the official and completed within 1-2 weeks typically.
Any domain names, if included in the sale, will be transferred to the buyer within 1-7 days.

Notes
: Every trademark requires a representative who can set up contact methods in the trademark official system and maintain exclusive connections with officials. Upon the transfer of ownership, as the new owner, you need to designate a new representative for your trademark. For a U.S. trademark, your U.S.-licensed attorney or yourself (if you reside in the USA) can take on this role, by completing a few configuration steps.



4th - Completion:
Fulfillment completes, PayPal releases payment, and the transaction ends.


1. Designate a new representative for your trademark.
Trademarks are valuable intangible assets requiring proper management. Every trademark requires an associated representative who plays a vital role in monitoring the trademark's status and maintaining exclusive connections with the official through contact methods set up in the USPTO system.

Upon completing the ownership transfer, as the new owner, you need to designate a new representative to manage your trademark properly. Due to the USPTO rules, you can engage a U.S.-licensed attorney to take on this role (representation fee: $100 or so). Alternatively, if you reside in the USA, you can designate yourself as the associated representative by creating a USPTO.gov account and completing the settings, a process that typically takes only a few minutes (the guidance is available upon request).


2. Keep using the trademark in commerce.

Keeping and using your trademark in commerce is crucial for its protection, validity, distinctiveness, defense against challenges, and overall business reputation. Regular and genuine use helps ensure that your trademark maintains its legal significance and serves as an effective tool for brand recognition and consumer trust. 


3. Renewal and Maintenance.

Trademarks require ongoing maintenance to remain valid and enforceable. Stay aware of renewal deadlines and ensure that you submit the necessary paperwork and fees to keep your trademark registration active. Be mindful of any other requirements or maintenance obligations specific to your jurisdiction.

For a U.S. trademark, your registration will be cancelled if you do not file the documents below during the specified time periods:

Requirements in the First Ten Years*

What and When to File:

• First Filing Deadline: You must file a Declaration of Use (or Excusable Nonuse) between the 5th and 6th years after the registration date. If the declaration is accepted, the registration will continue in force for the remainder of the ten-year period, calculated from the registration date, unless canceled by an order of the Commissioner for Trademarks or a federal court.

• Second Filing Deadline: You must file a Declaration of Use (or Excusable Nonuse) and an Application for Renewal between the 9th and 10th years after the registration date.


Requirements in Successive Ten-Year Periods*

What and When to File:

• You must file a Declaration of Use (or Excusable Nonuse) and an Application for Renewal between every 9th and 10th-year period, calculated from the registration date.



◆ How does the ownership transfer work?
Let's use the transfer of ownership for a U.S. trademark as an example —— our attorney will file forms, submit the properly-signed Trademark Assignment Agreement, and pay government fees with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Officials will examine the submissions and record the transfer if no mistakes are found. Chances will be given to correct mistakes until the transfer is qualified.

◆ What will the buyer receive as a result of the ownership transfer?
The ownership and entire interests in and to the trademark.

◆ What changes can we expect to see on the official page?

The USPTO system will record the ownership transfer and update the information of the trademark owner.

◆ How long does the transfer take?

The transfer process typically takes 1-2 weeks, depending on the processing efficiency of the USPTO.


Application: 
➜ After you file enrollment forms and submit the required files, a relevant "Case" will be created by Amazon in the "Case Log".
➜ If your submissions are qualified, Amazon will send an email including a "verification code" to the email address associated with the trademark representative.
➜ You will need to reply to the "Case" with the above-mentioned "verification code".
➜ Amazon will approve your brand registry if no mistakes occur.
(Guide of Amazon Brand Registry)


Benefits: 

◆ After the registry, you can create product listings with the brand.

◆ You get A+ Content, enhanced brand content, brand analytics and more.

◆ Amazon doesn't seem to care which class your trademark is in, they give you coverage across all categories (which could change at any time).



◆ An Auth-Code, also known as an EPP code, authorization code, transfer code, or Auth-Info Code, is a generated passcode required to transfer an internet domain name between domain registrars; the code is intended to indicate that the domain name owner has authorized the transfer. GoDaddy.com and NameCheap.com are known as famous domain registrars.

◆ Using the Auth-Code shared by the owner, you can seamlessly transfer the domain name to your domain registrar account.


◆ The transfer of a domain name between two registrars typically takes 5-7 days, while the transfer between two accounts within the same registrar usually takes only minutes or seconds.