This seems to have come about because easyGroup owns the website easylife.co.uk which appears to be a homewares store. As far as I know, trademarks are only enforceable under the categories you register for, and Easy Life the band is not a homewares retailer so this stinks of bullying.
> indicate if at any stage you have been under the impression that this was a genuine easyGroup company set up by our founder and chairman Stelios
So do the opposite because the website https://www.easylifemusic.com/ is nothing like easylife.co.uk and there’s no way any normal person could confuse the two
EasyJet should be told to change the spelling of Easy if they want to trademark it.
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This seems to have come about because easyGroup owns the website easylife.co.uk which appears to be a homewares store. As far as I know, trademarks are only enforceable under the categories you register for, and Easy Life the band is not a homewares retailer so this stinks of bullying.
easyGroup have a website here about their brands: https://easy.com/brand-thieves/ feel free to email domains@easygroup.co.uk to give them your thoughts. They ask you to:
> indicate if at any stage you have been under the impression that this was a genuine easyGroup company set up by our founder and chairman Stelios
So do the opposite because the website https://www.easylifemusic.com/ is nothing like easylife.co.uk and there’s no way any normal person could confuse the two
EasyJet should be told to change the spelling of Easy if they want to trademark it.
“The band formerly known as easy life”
It worked for prince after all…