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PORQUE USTED QUIERE SABER TODA LA VERDAD
Serial 85926675 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused

Owner: IDEAS & PROMOS, INC.
Class 016 - Paper Goods & Printed Matter
Filed May 08, 2013

The record shows the application for “PORQUE USTED QUIERE SABER TODA LA VERDAD” is abandoned, so it is not a live or registered mark; the owner listed is IDEAS & PROMOS, INC., a Pennsylvania corporation. The filing covered Class 016 paper goods and printed matter, specifically newspapers, photographs, magazines, books, printed periodicals, newsletters and brochures dealing with securities, options and other financial instruments, with a first use date of January 2 2008. Because the protection was limited to those printed‑financial materials, a similar phrase used for unrelated products—say, clothing or software—would be farther from the scope shown here, though the exact wording still appears in the USPTO database. The prosecution history shows the USPTO issued a non‑final office action in August 2013 and, after no response, mailed an abandonment notice and recorded abandonment on March 27 2014; there is no later maintenance event. The supplied history contains no oppositions, cancellations or court actions, so no enforcement signal is visible. I'd treat this as a modest concern if you plan to use the phrase for printed financial publications, but the risk drops sharply for other categories.

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