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CAN YOU SEE ME NOW?Serial 77398024 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused
Owner: Cellco Partnership
Class 038 - Communication Services
Class 045 - Legal & Personal Services
Filed Feb 15, 2008
The record shows that the mark “CAN YOU SEE ME NOW?” is dead, having been abandoned by Cellco Partnership, a Delaware partnership, because the applicant failed to file a Statement of Use or an extension after the Notice of Allowance. The mark was filed on February 15 2008 and was published for opposition on January 13 2009, with a Notice of Allowance issued April 7 2009. The goods and services listed are telecommunication services—transmission of voice, data, graphics, sound and video by wireless networks (class 038)—and assistance in locating people using GPS services (class 045). A similar name would raise the closest concern in those two classes, especially for wireless communication or GPS‑based location services. The record does not give the owner control over every use of the wording in other contexts. No enforcement actions, oppositions, or cancellations appear in the supplied history. The last meaningful event was the abandonment notice on November 7 2011. For someone considering a similar name, the abandoned status reduces the risk of direct conflict, but the specific services listed still present a focused concern if used in those areas.
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