Customer Service! The last thing any of us want to lose is a trademark that we have in place to protect our brand. Life keeps us all busy and we tend to forget to handle things and or we say that it will get done later. Needless to say, my very own later came back to become an issue but Trademarks411 handled that problem for me and for that, I am grateful.

Trademarks411 Attorneys are Swindlers We paid almost $700 to get our company's name trademarked via Trademarks411 only to find out from the USPTO that for VERY obvious reasons our company name could not be trademarked. It is too generic. But we consulted with the attorneys at Trademarks411 about whether or not our name was a good candidate for trademarking, and they assured us that it was. Based on the letter we received from the USPTO regarding our trademark denial, the attorneys definitely should have known that our name was too generic to trademark. Very disappointed that they took our money instead of being upfront and honest with us about the law.

Service beyond expectation! I applied for a trademark, through the trademark411 web interface from the UK but there was a problem with the card payment for paying for the USPTO fees step. Nicholas at Trademarks411 paid anyway so there would be no problems for my application and I paid Trademarks411 afterwards. Bear in mind my business is located in the UK, so this was beyond what was expected or required. I've had a couple of queries since, and even though I have gone for the most basic package, Nicholas has been quick to respond and provided great assistance.

Hassle free experience and real people My colleague recommended Trademarks411. I filed my application and the next day I received the documents to esign. I was blown away by the speed of the service. I had a question regarding my filing and I received great service. Its nice getting personalized service from a real person especially in time where you call your bank and its an automated rep. One call really does do it all.

Unfortunately Unfortunately, what they do you can do it by yourself. They don’t search which class your goods is at. They just file the application. You may receive a letter from USPTO that a wording is board and classified in more than one class. When I checked by myself I found out it’s true and I could’ve not choose that wording or I could at least file for multiple-class action. Just some research I learned that I could’ve done better on my own