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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Zequin.com and Zequins.com -- Zequin and Zequins

Zequin.com -- Zequin
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Zequins.com -- Zequins
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Some people need sequins, others don't.
--Edith Head
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What a sparkly name for a night club, restaurant, bar, or any hot spot where trendy people gather.

As with many "Z" names, Zequin/s would also be a great name for an internet start-up.

For whatever use, Zequin or Zequins is zippy, catchy, colorful, and memorable.

Also, Zequin and Zequins are actual words, variants of "sequin" and "sequins."

As of 8/3/2013, according to USPTO.gov, there is a dead/abandoned trademark on "Zequin" for an ophthalmic pharmaceutical medicine for the treatment of conjunctivitis, so if you plan to use this term for a pharmaceutical product, you may want to consult with a Trademark lawyer before purchasing. From a practical standpoint, two meds with the same name might be cause for consumer confusion.

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