MDCARD
USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 76007814
Trademark details
It was initially claimed by The District Board of Trustees, Miami Dade College on 20000317.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:Encoded smart cards containing [ programming to enable use of automated teller machines; encoded smart cards containing programming to track prepaid electronic purchasing services at properly equipped vending machines, copiers, printers and other locations on and off college campuses, namely, college bookstores and cafeterias; encoded smart cards containing ] programming to function as photograph and signature identification cards for users and to enable access to [secured doors, buildings, labo, [ Promoting the low cost telecommunication services, namely, low-cost telephone long distance services, worldwide telephone calling card services and administrative voice mail and voice messaging services, of others through the distribution of printed telephone numbers ], [ Financial services, namely, automated teller machine services and prepaid card services for use at properly equipped vending machines and other locations on and off college campuses, namely, college bookstores and cafeterias ], Photograph and signature identification services by way of encoded cards containing programming to provide users access to [ buildings, laboratories, student life facilities and activities, test taking facilities,] parking facilities [, and library book check-out services ].
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): Leslie J. Lott.
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