Flash Inc., a maker of athletic shoes, registers and uses "flash" as its domain name. Later, Got Shoes Company begins to use "flast" (an intentional misspelling of "flash") as its domain name. Got Shoes is most likely

A. diminishing the quality of Flash's mark.

B. making a fair use of Flash's mark.

C. licensing the use of Flash's mark to itself.

D. engaging in lawful competitive conduct.

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Geovanni Morse

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25 April, 03:37

Flash Inc., a maker of athletic shoes, registers and uses "flash" as its domain name. Later, Got Shoes Company begins to use "flast" (an intentional misspelling of "flash") as its domain name. Got Shoes is most likely

A. diminishing the quality of Flash's mark.

B. making a fair use of Flash's mark.

C. licensing the use of Flash's mark to itself.

D. engaging in lawful competitive conduct.

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Jimena Conner · Answer 1

A. diminishing the quality of Flash's mark.

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that Got Shoes is most likely diminishing the quality of Flash's mark. This is because people searching for "flash" but misspell it as "flast" will be sent to Got Shoes domain instead of Flash Inc. thus lowering the perceived quality of Flash's mark since some might see this as an association.