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They called it a Jacuzzi, morons.
For using what's commonly considered a generic term?
They did replace the tub with an upgraded version, right?And then they gave her the money back?
Why Not, you can probably make this a link...I didn't know how!
jacuzzi = generic term[glow]J[/glow]acuzzi = a Trademarked name re:"For the price that I paid for the Jacuzzi, I didn't expect a hole to come up in it," explained Susan.
Well, I haven't been a Jacuzzi dealer for about ten years, but back when I was, they made it very clear that Jacuzzi was a brand name, and they expected us to protect it. They went around suing people who missused it - for example, a local Motel had a nice sign out front which read, "jacuzzi in every room."A legal rep sent them a cease and desist order, that is, unless they could prove they had Jacuzzi products. And then, they wanted the name spelled correctly and a TM next to it.I'm sure they don't have the cash to go around chasing motel signs these days, but as far as I know, nothing has changed. Jacuzzi is a registered trade mark, and a brand name. Spelling it with a small j is basically a typo.I know that if you use "Jacuzzi" in your meta tags on a web site which is not affilitated with Jacuzzi.... well I'll leave it at that. 8-)