Re: [IMPORTANT] Trademark violation for Web Keys

I would like to point out that their patent is not subject to a descriptive
mark attack because it has already been certified. Their mark, however,
expressly limits its product or service to "biometric" identification.
Position a mark application towards that service by expressly limiting it
to non-biometric identification, as I doubt that wc3 ever intends to
incorporate fingerprints/retina scans,body fluid samples into its protocol.
If you want to get aggressive that is. And not be Apple.

Thank you,

Bruce Garrison JD, MBA/LLM(IP) *candidate* 2015
(512) 275-3333