Postidal Trademark Notice and Unauthorized Use Policy

Trademark Ownership Notice

Postidal is a trademark owned by our company and is the subject of a trademark application/registration recorded with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

For reference, please review the official trademark record:

USPTO Trademark Record: View Trademark

All rights associated with the Postidal trademark, including any related names, logos, branding elements, slogans, designs, and identifying marks, are reserved by our company.

Prohibited Uses

Unless expressly authorized in writing by our company, no person, business, organization, website, social media account, distributor, affiliate, or other third party may:

• Use the Postidal trademark or any confusingly similar variation.
• Reproduce, display, publish, distribute, advertise, promote, or market using the Postidal trademark.
• Incorporate Postidal into a company name, product name, domain name, social media handle, advertising campaign, or promotional materials.
• Suggest any affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, or approval by our company.
• Use the Postidal trademark in a manner that may cause consumer confusion or dilute the distinctiveness of the mark.

Written Consent Requirement

Any use of the Postidal trademark requires the prior written consent of our company. Verbal statements, assumptions, prior dealings, or implied permissions shall not constitute authorization.

Permission requests must be approved in writing by an authorized representative of our company before any use begins.

Enforcement of Rights

Our company actively protects its intellectual property rights. Unauthorized use of the Postidal trademark may result in legal action, including demands to cease use, requests for removal of infringing materials, claims for damages, and any other remedies available under applicable law.

Reservation of Rights

Our company expressly reserves all rights and remedies relating to the Postidal trademark and other intellectual property. Failure to enforce any right on a particular occasion shall not constitute a waiver of that right.

Last updated in October 2026.