DYNECT

USPTO USPTO 2008 CANCELLED - SECTION 8

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The US trademark DYNECT was filed as Word mark on 02/01/2008 at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
It was registered as a trademark on 06/30/2009. The current status of the mark is "CANCELLED - SECTION 8".

Trademark Details Last update: August 14, 2019

Trademark form Word mark
File reference 77386760
Register number 3648363
Application date February 1, 2008
Publication date July 15, 2008
Entry date June 30, 2009

Trademark owner

150 Dow Street, Tower 2
03101 Manchester
US

Trademark representatives

goods and services

38 Telecommunication services that allow computers and computer networks to resolve data interchanges regarding domain name system requests reliably and in the shortest time possible; telecommunications services that allow computers and computer networks to route information sent across a global computer network around inactive, malfunctioning or overloaded computers; telecommunication services that allow computers and computer networks to transfer and balance data processing load among a network of computers connected to a global computer network; technical consultation in the field of global computer information network connectivity
42 Technical consultation in the field of domain name system resolution related to determining IP addresses corresponding to specified domain names; technical consultation in the field of telecommunication hardware and software; technical consultation in the field of computer networking hardware and software; providing Internet-accessed non-downloadable software that allows multiple users to securely manage and manipulate the settings related to and delivery of said services, namely, allowing computers and computer networks to resolve domain name system requests reliably and in the shortest time possible, allowing computers and computer networks to route information sent across a global computer network around inactive, malfunctioning or overloaded computers, and allowing computers and computer networks to transfer and balance data processing load among a network of computers connected to a global computer network

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