So why would a Law office in Canada make a complaint against a website in Germany on behalf of a company located in England??? Most “TradeMarks” are Nationally Bound. Yes there are some “International Trademark” Laws, but based on the research I have done Neteller’s Trandemark is registered in England and is not International. You would think Neteller would just use their English council to go after an English company for Trademark infractions. Smells bad!
But this does give me a great idea. Now since we all know what Council represents NT maybe we can all give them a call and find out when NT will pay us our money!