CLICK CHARGE
| Brand | Owner (click to sort) | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1CLICKCHARGE | CHA! Technologies Services, Inc. | 704 Broadway New York NY 10003 | 1 CLICK CHARGE;Computer electronic commerce services, namely, providing on-line transaction third party debit account services via a global computer information network; |
| CLICK 'N' CHARGE | FUN FACTORY GMBH | Am Hohentorshafen 17-19 28197 Bremen Germany | CLICK AND CHARGE;Orgasm-promoting articles and eroticising articles of silicone for immediate application to the human body, in particular massage apparatus and vibrators; |
| CLICK 'N' CHARGE | FunFactory GmbH | Auf dem Dreieck 2-4 28197 Bremen Germany | CLICK AND CHARGE;Orgasm-promoting articles and eroticising articles of silicone for immediate application to the human body, in particular massage apparatus and vibrators, included in this class; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- Validating a data link before its access. Received electronic documents often include a link, such as a user selectable hyperlink or the like. Sometimes the links are compound links identifying a click-stream server seeking to record user activity, as well as a resource desired by the user clicking on the link. Selecting the link results in statistics being recorded, and then the click-stream server redirects the user to the desired resource. Unfortunately, sometimes the click-stream server is unavailable, which blocks access to the desired resource, and selecting the link may result in a long time out delay while waiting for an error regarding inability to reach the click-stream server. One of several techniques disclosed herein is to put a tag in the electronic document to cause programming code to check availability of a click-stream server. Links are constructed to bypass unavailable click-stream servers and access a desired resource.