The terminology "internet trademark" was used by a Chinese registrar, if that is of any help. What regulatory org handles them? Is there a search site like the one that USPTO has?
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OT: what the heck is an "internet trademark"?
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Google?...
Does one earn Theoretical Dollars on Internet Trademarks?
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If so, then the IRS will want their percentage in US dollars..
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Would presumably refer only to .cn domains. They can't legislate outside their borders much as they'd doubtless like to.
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In which case, it could mean absolutely anything, or nothing at all. Not understanding the first thing about English doesn't stop them from trying to use it, as anyone who's ever tried to read a Tawainese datasheet can confirm.
They might have just meant "trademark", or they might be referring to a domain name.
Or it could just as easily be some form of kitchen appliance, the manufacturer of which thought that it would be good to give it a (completely random) English name.
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