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Registering a trademark gives you legal rights. It does not stop a seller from adding your logo to a fake marketplace listing, an impersonator from opening a social account in your name, or a scammer from launching a domain that looks like yours.

Those incidents often appear long before customers or employees notice them. By then, the listing may have generated sale...


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A customer searches for your company and lands on a website that looks almost identical to yours. It uses your logo, product photographs, brand colors, company description, and contact information. The domain is slightly different, but the customer does not notice.

The website may sell counterfeit goods, collect payments for products that never arrive, steal login c...


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A fake website copies your logo and product images. A phishing page imitates your customer login. A counterfeit store uses a lookalike domain and hides its hosting provider behind Cloudflare. In another case, the site was built on Wix but uses a custom domain and Cloudflare services.

These situations can look similar from the outside, but they require different repo...


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A recruiter contacts a job seeker about a role that does not exist. A fake executive asks an employee to send confidential information. A profile claims to work for your company and approaches customers or suppliers. A message directs the recipient to a fraudulent login page.

These are all LinkedIn scams, but they require different reporting routes.

Linked...


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A customer finds what appears to be your official online store. The website uses your logo, product photography, descriptions, and branding. The prices are unusually low, but the checkout works and the site looks convincing.

The customer may receive a poor-quality replica, lose their payment entirely, or unknowingly submit personal information to a fraudulent operat...


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