Is the word or string of characters in the domain name (minus the TLD
Top Level Domain like .com, .net. ,etc.) in the United States Trademark
Search database? if the word or string of characters is listed, there
may be a trademark issue with the domain name.
DNProtect checks the
United States USPTO trademark database called TESS. If part of the
domain name (the part without the domain ending) appears in this
database, then there may be a trademark issue with the domain name. If
this is your domain name then that is OK--if there is no match in the
trademark search, DNProtect may assign positive points as a part of the
DNP Scoring Process. You can search the USPTO trademark database.