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ZAPPY

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Andre M said:
I put this in 2 Day ago. I have lot of abandoned cart.Today 2 sales cancelled
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And that's probably why:(

Look at stats prior to installing and can def narrow it down to being reason for abandoned carts, if increased in abandonment started 2 days ago that is.

Unsure why sales cancelled though.
 
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Andre M

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ZAPPY said:
And that's probably why:(

Look at stats prior to installing and can def narrow it down to being reason for abandoned carts, if increased in abandonment started 2 days ago that is,

Unsure why sales cancelled though.
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OK tks
 
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xrs

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Cancelled sales in my case are ones bounced by Stripe as being fraud so the plugin thinks they're abandoned ... I wouldnt send a follow up to these guys they are credit card scammers
 
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xrs

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did you use premier ? be careful about the word uber .... its copyrighted. i got away and closed my last store that had the word justiceleague in it due to warning...
 
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xrs

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is aliexperss a general word ? nope ... same with uber ... but up to you ... you might be the one to break the mould lol
 
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JasonP

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Andre M said:
uber is a general word
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In theory, if you are operating in very different industries this does not have to be a problem (e.g. Delta Airlines vs Delta faucets), but famous trademarks like Uber would consider themselves at this point can make dilution arguments. For example, I don't know what you intend to sell, if you call it the "McWhatever" you can expect to hear from McDonalds. In this case, you really need to have a proper clearance done and get some advice. The term Uber is probably used a lot and would, therefore, offer you some wiggle room, but on the other side, it might not be worth it.

Frank A. Natoli
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xrs

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JasonP said:
In theory, if you are operating in very different industries this does not have to be a problem (e.g. Delta Airlines vs Delta faucets), but famous trademarks like Uber would consider themselves at this point can make dilution arguments. For example, I don't know what you intend to sell, if you call it the "McWhatever" you can expect to hear from McDonalds. In this case, you really need to have a proper clearance done and get some advice. The term Uber is probably used a lot and would, therefore, offer you some wiggle room, but on the other side, it might not be worth it.

Frank A. Natoli
Natoli-Legal, LLC
More and fuller answers from legal experts here: https://bit.ly/2JViH6Q
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Completely agree and thanks for this. Im talking from experience. Another example - a shop and book named zari... which Zara got its lawyers onto just because it was too close to its name. Uber is too obvious to name a new venture. Especially when it is at its peak of a world sensation at the moment. It's hard but change how you think - better now than later. Alidropship is keeping quiet but ... themselves were for years assuming they could be above the law for calling its badly designed store - worldofharry ... which attracted a letter from Universal. So just looking out for other members here really .... thx
 
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