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Status

Dead

Status Code

602

Status Date

Monday, February 2, 2004

Serial Number

76388006

Mark Type

2000

Filing Date

Thursday, March 28, 2002

Abandoned Date

Wednesday, December 10, 2003

Trademark Owner History

Washington Mutual, Inc.

Classifications

36 Banking services; checking and savings account services; credit card services; debit card services; consumer lending services; mortgage lending services; commercial lending services; online banking services; insurance services, namely, insurance brokerage and agencies in the fields of property and casualty, home, life, long term dismemberment and credit and disability insurance and annuities; credit insurance services; automated teller machine services; providing information via the global computer network in the fields of banking services, debit and credit card services, mortgage lending services, consumer lending services and commercial lending services, investment brokerage, consultation and management services, securities brokerage services, securities brokerage account services, financial portfolio management, financial planning, insurance services and philanthropic services; financial and investment services, namely, mutual fund distribution and transfer agent services and investment advisor services; investment brokerage, consultation and management services, securities brokerage services, financial portfolio management, financial planning, and philanthropic services concerning monetary donations

The mark consists of The mark is a distinctive trade dress consisting of a color palette made up of the colors plum, red, green, periwinkle, seafoam and antique silver that is utilized as the central color scheme in the interior of a bank branch..

Trademark Events

Feb 2, 2004

Abandonment - Failure To Respond Or Late Response

Jun 9, 2003

Non-Final Action Mailed

Mar 17, 2003

Non-Final Action Mailed

Jan 29, 2003

Correspondence Received In Law Office

Nov 14, 2002

Paper Received

Jul 29, 2002

Non-Final Action Mailed

Jul 26, 2002

Assigned To Examiner

Apr 29, 2002

Paper Received