Xoptions Trademark Details

This mark is dead with a status of Abandoned - Express. The last case file activity for this mark occured 21 years ago on Monday, April 14, 2003, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office

Word Mark	Xoptions
Status	Dead 601 — Abandoned - Express

Current Owner

Xo Communications, Inc of Reston, VA

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Previous Owners

Nextlink Communications, Inc. of McLean, VA

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Serial Number	76125987
Status Date	Monday, April 14, 2003
Filing Date	Monday, April 14, 2003
Attorney	Elizabeth McGoogan Magnuson

Correspondent

ELIZABETH MCGOOGAN MAGNUSON
FINNEGAN HENDERSON FARABOW GARRETT ET AL
1300 I ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20005-3315

Case File Statements

Goods & Services	Computer and telecommunications hardware and software for internet access, web hosting, networking, secured communications, and telecommunications services, namely local, long distance, and international voice, text, facsimile, video, and data telecommunications services; telecommunications products, namely telephones; telephone systems, comprised of a handset and console unit with console features, namely standard telephone functions, one-touch dialing, call progress monitoring, group listening, clock/calendar and alarm, electronic display, and modules for features, namely, automatic dialing, call restriction, and stored message recall; speakerphones, also known as hand free telephone apparatus; automatic telephone dialers; telephone station message detail recorders; telephones incorporating a clock and a radio; lightwave data links, namely transmitters and receivers; modems; telephone installation apparatus, namely phone mounts, dual outlet adaptors, telephone outlets, modular jacks, wire junctions and plug-in converters; interactive television units for acquisition of information from data bases; telecommunications switches and switch boxes; computer programs for managing telecommunications networks; voice and data transmitting, carrying and receiving equipment, namely telecommunication carriers, central office and remote terminals, channel banks, electronic plug-ins, and pair-gain apparatus; network multiplexers; data communication multiplexers and concentrators; videophones; fiber optic cable; copper cable and wire; fiber optic connectors; integrated circuits; microprocessors; video teleconferencing products, namely switches, modems, speakers, video displays, cameras, microphones, cables, and conductors; apparatus for recording, transmission, reception, processing, or reproduction of sound, images and/or data, namely, switches, modems, speakers, video displays, cameras, microphones, cables, and conductors all for digital, electrical, electronic, radio frequency, telecommunications, or optical signal transmission; computer hardware and software for processing, logging, storing, transmission, reception, retrieval, reproduction, manipulation, analysis, display, and/or print-out of sound, images, and/or data; compact discs, CD-ROMs, DVDs, optical discs, video cassettes, and audio cassettes for storage, recording, transmission, retrieval, reproduction, display, and print-out of sound, images and/or data; blank magnetic and optical data media, namely magnetic discs, optical discs, floppy discs, magnetic tapes, magnetic cards, optical cards, integrated circuit cards, magnetic data carriers, and optical data carriers; data terminals for voice and data communications; computer search engine software; computer peripheral devices, namely memories, keyboards, electronic pens, mice, monitors, and interfaces; prerecorded computer programs used in providing telecommunication services; prerecorded computer programs used in connection with and for accessing computer networks, databases, and computer bulletin boards; and computer cases
Pseudo Mark	X Options

Computer and telecommunications hardware and software for internet access, web hosting, networking, secured communications, and telecommunications services, namely local, long distance, and international voice, text, facsimile, video, and data telecommunications services; telecommunications products, namely telephones; telephone systems, comprised of a handset and console unit with console features, namely standard telephone functions, one-touch dialing, call progress monitoring, group listening, clock/calendar and alarm, electronic display, and modules for features, namely, automatic dialing, call restriction, and stored message recall; speakerphones, also known as hand free telephone apparatus; automatic telephone dialers; telephone station message detail recorders; telephones incorporating a clock and a radio; lightwave data links, namely transmitters and receivers; modems; telephone installation apparatus, namely phone mounts, dual outlet adaptors, telephone outlets, modular jacks, wire junctions and plug-in converters; interactive television units for acquisition of information from data bases; telecommunications switches and switch boxes; computer programs for managing telecommunications networks; voice and data transmitting, carrying and receiving equipment, namely telecommunication carriers, central office and remote terminals, channel banks, electronic plug-ins, and pair-gain apparatus; network multiplexers; data communication multiplexers and concentrators; videophones; fiber optic cable; copper cable and wire; fiber optic connectors; integrated circuits; microprocessors; video teleconferencing products, namely switches, modems, speakers, video displays, cameras, microphones, cables, and conductors; apparatus for recording, transmission, reception, processing, or reproduction of sound, images and/or data, namely, switches, modems, speakers, video displays, cameras, microphones, cables, and conductors all for digital, electrical, electronic, radio frequency, telecommunications, or optical signal transmission; computer hardware and software for processing, logging, storing, transmission, reception, retrieval, reproduction, manipulation, analysis, display, and/or print-out of sound, images, and/or data; compact discs, CD-ROMs, DVDs, optical discs, video cassettes, and audio cassettes for storage, recording, transmission, retrieval, reproduction, display, and print-out of sound, images and/or data; blank magnetic and optical data media, namely magnetic discs, optical discs, floppy discs, magnetic tapes, magnetic cards, optical cards, integrated circuit cards, magnetic data carriers, and optical data carriers; data terminals for voice and data communications; computer search engine software; computer peripheral devices, namely memories, keyboards, electronic pens, mice, monitors, and interfaces; prerecorded computer programs used in providing telecommunication services; prerecorded computer programs used in connection with and for accessing computer networks, databases, and computer bulletin boards; and computer cases

X Options

Classifications

International Class Codes	009 — Class 9 consists mostly of instruments used for controlling vehicles (such as ships), scientific research, and all computer programs and software regardless of the recording media such as CD-ROMs, hard drives, downloads, etc.
U.S. Class Codes	021, 023, 026, 036, 038
Status	6 — Active
Status Date	Tuesday, September 26, 2000
Primary Code	009

Trademark Timeline

Sep 08 2000

Trademark application filed with USPTO
Apr 03 2001

Assigned To Examiner
Apr 11 2001

Assigned To Examiner
Apr 11 2001

Assigned To Examiner
Apr 16 2001

Non-Final Action Mailed
Sep 20 2001

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Nov 02 2001

Examiners Amendment Mailed
Nov 13 2001

Approved For Pub - Principal Register
Feb 13 2002

Notice of Publication
Mar 05 2002

Published For Opposition
May 28 2002

Noa Mailed - Sou Required From Applicant
Oct 01 2002

Extension 1 Filed
Oct 01 2002

Paper Received
Nov 01 2002

Extension 1 Granted
Apr 14 2003

Abandonment - Express Mailed
Apr 14 2003

Paper Received