Trademark AegisReviews of trademarkaegis.com

Scammers. Lie in marketing emails to spread fear and get unwitting clients to pay them money.

I received some text messages from someone (Charlotte) claiming to work for Trademark Aegis. They made a threat that a third party had filed for a trademark for my business' name. That was a lie. The person claimed that an attorney had authorized the solicitation (which is against the Bar rules in every state I've researched). On top of that, the attorney she referenced is in no way associated with trademark aegis (I had a common friend check with him and he was appalled that they were using his name). This message was a series of flat out lies designed to scare me into giving them my money. The number she texted me from wasn't able to receive phone calls (not conclusive, but indicative of an international scam ring). How businesses like this still operate is beyond me.

I received a series of unsolicited spam messages from Chris Anderson at Trademark Aegis claiming that a “third party” was trying to register my business name and that I needed to respond immediately or risk losing my trademark rights. This is completely untrue and a well-known scare tactic used by questionable trademark services to pressure small business owners into paying unnecessary fees. What makes this even worse is that I explicitly told them to stop contacting me. Despite that clear request, they continued sending messages — ignoring my cease-contact notice and crossing into willful harassment. Reputable firms do not disregard a consumer’s request to stop communicating, and legitimate professionals certainly do not violate basic anti-spam and consumer protection standards. My business has been operating under this name for years; no one can simply “take” your trademark the way they implied. Their messaging was designed to create fear, urgency, and confusion — not to inform or help. This kind of deceptive, aggressive behavior is unacceptable. I strongly advise other business owners to ignore these scare-based messages and consult an actual trademark attorney if they have trademark concerns. Avoid this company at all costs.

Everything was handled by them, and the filing was flawless. One email took longer than expected, but still a very good experience.