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Was just wondering if anyone knew why some trademarks have a little TM by them and some have an R. Is it because the ones with the R are officially registered?
Would appreciate if any who knows could tell me. Thanks
Would appreciate if any who knows could tell me. Thanks
Was just wondering if anyone knew why some trademarks have a little TM by them and some have an R. Is it because the ones with the R are officially registered?
Would appreciate if any who knows could tell me. Thanks
Would appreciate if any who knows could tell me. Thanks
I'm not 100% (and most likely will be way off) but I think it has something to do with subsidiaries and trading names.
™ = sub-companies
(R)shut up, don't know the quick key for it = Main company/trading name
I'm probably wrong though.
™ = sub-companies
(R)shut up, don't know the quick key for it = Main company/trading name
I'm probably wrong though.
TM = Registered Trademark - e.g Ronald McDonald for McDonalds
R = Registered Company - e.g Toys 'R' Us
R = Registered Company - e.g Toys 'R' Us
Thank you, do you know if you have to register the companys name with someone other than companies house for it to have that R?
Mullett wrote:
> (R)shut up, don't know the quick key for it = Main
> company/trading name
® = 0174
> (R)shut up, don't know the quick key for it = Main
> company/trading name
® = 0174
©®™
Registered trademarks usually need you to buy a toffee crisp to see them.