If you check out the Techlasers website, you'll see that the icon for the "Unbeatables" promotion looks extremely similar to the symbol of The Incredibles. What Techlasers probably doesn't know is that Disney makes a lot of its money from copyright infringement lawsuits. ;D
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Techlasers asking to be sued by Disney/Pixar?
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anybody know how we can contact disney?
Hmm, Disney's website is very large, but this is the closest thing I found:
http://corporate.disney.go.com/wdig/contact_press.html
http://corporate.disney.go.com/wdig/contact_press.html
Heh, they know about it. Surely-the whole idea behind it is to allude to the incredibles-as these lasers are INCREDIBLE or, "Unbeatables" (Im guessing in price/"quality") (Notice the quality is in quotes......"
The problem is likely the same thing we saw with laserglow a while back with Wicked false advertising using their name. What can Disney do? Say they own the trademark to any word with "ble" at the end of it? Claim bubble letters in red and yellow are their trademarks?
As long as it doesnt say "THE INCREDIBLES" series or something, they really have NO CASE whatsoever other than a different name structured similarly written in bubble letters in the same colors.
And even if they did have a case, as small as it would be-then what???
Techlasers is a "WTF company" located in China where trade requirements are almost nonexistent. They are outside US law and the amount of money to actually sue them and do anything about it would probably be several times HIGHER than what TL is making from it.
The problem is likely the same thing we saw with laserglow a while back with Wicked false advertising using their name. What can Disney do? Say they own the trademark to any word with "ble" at the end of it? Claim bubble letters in red and yellow are their trademarks?
As long as it doesnt say "THE INCREDIBLES" series or something, they really have NO CASE whatsoever other than a different name structured similarly written in bubble letters in the same colors.
And even if they did have a case, as small as it would be-then what???
Techlasers is a "WTF company" located in China where trade requirements are almost nonexistent. They are outside US law and the amount of money to actually sue them and do anything about it would probably be several times HIGHER than what TL is making from it.