Worldwide Trademarks Recenzje 

Scam, they send you a letter asking for payment for the registered trademark

This company monitors trademark applications with worldwide bodies, then sends out letter that looks exactly like a bill, but in the fine print, and by fine I mean font size 3, they clarify "this is just an offer, not an invoice". BS predatory behaviour.

Just recieved the Trademark SCAM letter. They are asking for $2,700 USD to register my trademark.

Nice business if anyone falls for it.

I received a letter from Worldwide Trademarks asking for payment of £869 to Mandat Consulting. I didn't pay it and I recommend anyone reading this - do not pay it!

Company is registered to a ghost office at Suite A, 82 James Carter Road, Mildenhall, Suffolk.

Following the registration of a brand, I received a letter from this company which amounts to a scam, trying to get people to pay 937€. I believe they scrap brand registering open data to send these out - beware !

Dopo aver registrato il mio marchio presso l'EUIPO ho ricevo una lettera via posta in cui questa fantomatica società mi chiedeva dei soldi extra, peccato che non sono autorizzati da nessuna autorità.....

Segnalerò il tutto alle autorità italiane

SCAM. Just recevied the request by mail at my house

Dopo aver registrato il marchio ricevo una richiesta di pagamento di 1735€ per un "servizio online" sulla proprietà intellettuale. In piccolo c'è scritto che non è relazionato ad enti governativi della proprietà intellettuale.
Ho già ricevuto altre due richieste simili.
Lo stato dell'arte della truffa legalizzata.

Asks you to pay money for registering a trademark.

It's simple: it's a scam. They send you a letter after you've registered your brand asking for extra money to "secure" it, but they don't have the authority to secure anything. They play with your fear of losing your brand, asking for money. In my case, it was €937.

French authorities warned me about these types of scam, particularly by mail, and I thought it was an exaggeration. It's not.

Scammers. Zero stars if I could.

worldwide-trademarks is a SCAM - do not pay them a penny. They are quite convincing in their correspondence and can easily be fooled into making a payment for £869 to Madat Consulting K. S

Hipefully you find these reviews and this stops any payment being made

SCAM...received a letter requesting £869.00
Says payments should be made to Mandat Consulting, K.S

Scam. Sent me unsolicited letters in the post asking for £869 per trademark. They get your details from the government trademark register. They go by different company names. I went on the website and they're listed under a City address in London which is a fake address. DO NOT PAY THEM WHATEVER YOU DO. I reported them to the IPO office and Action Fraud.

I feel compelled to share my recent experience with Worldwide Trademarks in an effort to protect others from falling victim to their deceptive practices. It is with great concern that I write this review, as I firmly believe in the importance of exposing fraudulent companies and safeguarding innocent individuals from financial harm.

My encounter with Worldwide Trademarks began innocently enough, as they touted themselves as a reputable company offering various services. Their promises were enticing and their marketing techniques were convincing. However, it quickly became apparent that this was merely a ploy to gain my trust and ultimately deceive me into parting with my hard-earned money.

The methods employed by Worldwide Trademarks to request money were nothing short of cunning. They prey on people's vulnerability, manipulating my emotions to exploit my trust. Red flags emerged, as I have already requested the trademark through GOV.UK and I started to question this letter I got today and the legitimacy.

It seems like I am not alone regarding this circumstance. During my investigation, I came across others who have also been duped by Worldwide Trademarks. Stories mirrored my own, with devastating consequences for their finances, emotional well-being, and overall trust in legitimate businesses.

In light of my experience, I urge everyone to exercise caution and be vigilant when dealing with companies like Worldwide Trademarks. I cannot stress enough the importance of conducting thorough research before engaging with any business. Look out for warning signs, trust your intuition, and seek out reviews and testimonials from reputable sources.

Furthermore, I encourage you to report any fraudulent activities to the appropriate authorities and consumer protection agencies. By doing so, we can contribute to the collective effort of dismantling these scams and holding these fraudulent companies accountable for their actions.

To those who have fallen victim to Worldwide Trademark's money request scam, know that you are not alone. There are resources and organisations available to support you in recovering your financial losses and regaining your peace of mind.

Reach out to consumer protection agencies and consider legal action to hold Worldwide Trademarks responsible for their deceitful actions.

In conclusion, let us stand together in spreading awareness and preventing future scams. By sharing our experiences, educating ourselves, and advocating for stricter regulations, we can create a safer marketplace and protect others from falling into the clutches of deceitful companies like Worldwide Trademarks.

Remember, we have the power to make a difference and protect one another. Stay informed, remain vigilant, and let us collectively put an end to these fraudulent practices.

Sincerely,

Rajiv Thukral

CEO & Founder
Synergy Tech Mentor

Worldwide trademarks is a fishing expedition. The "invoice" is a request for payment for a non existent service

It's a scam. I started a trademark registration a few weeks ago. Yesterday I got a letter from them.
They offer nothing valuable for approx. £900

Horrible!

This company sent me a letter demanding £869 for a trademark application, which is unnecessary because my trademark is already protected through gov uk.

Their letter looks like an invoice Don't fall for this.

This company sits on a perch looking at all the trademarks that will be applied for and then writes a letter to every one of them asking for £900 in exchange for nothing really aside from standing outside of your trademark with their arms crossed.
Nobody needs a trademark to trade and the trademark application is protected when granted. If they object to it themselves they need a valid reason and the only reason would be they made a company and registered it after your trademark was made in response to it being created which then would not work as a suitable challenge as you came first.

Nobody has anything to worry about with this company. Do not pay them any money at all. It is only one stage away from the Nigerian Prince emails.

As mentioned in another review, this operation is as close to a scam as possible. I think they are legal, but only just. I emailed a David Shack who politely removed my name from their list. But politeness doesn't cover up the scam approach. The letter I received in the post is too much like an invoice. I suspect they money they've received through this method must be fraudulent. Stay away!