Applying for a patent or trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) comes with an unexpected risk —your mailing and email addresses become part of the public ...

If you have been the target of a trademark-related scam, trademark owners or their counsel can report the details to the USPTO by email ([email protected]) or by calling the USPTO's Trademark ...

It has come to our attention that individuals are fraudulently using the Billboard name and trademark to run what seems to be a cryptocurrency scam operation. This is not legitimate and not in any ...

Want to keep yourself safe from scam emails? Here’s how to be aware of these scams. Major email platforms such as Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail don't have defenses to protect against AI email ...

The scam message continues, reading that if users believe the message is an error, they should click a link to submit a complaint. If users receive a fraudulent message, do not click on the link.

This PayPal email scam is more sophisticated than usual. Read on for the red flags—and expert tips on how to protect yourself. Skip to main content. A Trusted Friend in a Complicated World.

How the scam works. Shortly after filing your application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), you may start receiving a flood of letters and emails disguised as official ...