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[Kernowman]

Naughty vend has won this by a mile. Fu-Cup is truly inspired.

Beats my "Cokup" by a mile

 

[S-Marketing]

Beats my "Cokup" by a mile

You keep beating your Cokup to yourself. We dont have that kind of thing on here.

 

[Kernowman]

You keep beating your Cokup to yourself. We dont have that kind of thing on here.

Waddya have to go and say that for? Just when I was having fun anawl . . . . . . .

 

[frockery]

Scuppered

 

[FulfilmentAdvisors]

My suggestion is to call you company something very generic like purple box, orange triangle etc, this way if you change what you do, or expand based on sucess your company name does not hold you back. In other words seperate your company name and product name. If I win (ie you use this idea), use the money to join your company to this forum and give the remainer to a charity of your choice.

 

[Morgan]

Another for why not just Party Cups UK? That pretty much does what it says on the tin without limiting yourself to Red ones.

But if you don't like that then my feeble attempts are...

ASUSA cups [As Seen in USA]
Phat Cups
Cool Cups
Cups Size
Redout Cups
Party On Cups
Half full cups
House party cups
Yankee Cups
The Cup Company

 

[filtuh.com]

Has justcup/justcups beens suggested?

Or Double-D-Cup

 

[chloe_wong]

Red Luck;
Res Sun.

 

[QuickHomeBuyers]

THE American Cup Company?

 

[Bri]

How many have you sold?

 

[Glassglen]

how about-
B cup
and the slogan have a drink from my b cups

 

[14A]

B?

Don't set your sights very high do you, I'd suggest double d cups.

 

[filtuh.com]

Scuppered?
S-Cup-7?
T-cup?
CupRunnethOver?
OverflowCups?
BigBadMotherCupper?

 

[ooh]

What a jolly fun thread How about Oogywawa ? (it's means cheers in Zulu).

 

[Morgan]

Bottoms up cups? Actually when you say it out loud maybe not

 

[filtuh.com]

Two girls one c..... oh maybe not

 

[Bri]

Again how many have you sold so far, honestly?

 

[Glassglen]

B?

Don't set your sights very high do you, I'd suggest double d cups.

more than a handfull is a waste

 

[ScottNelson&Co]

Again how many have you sold so far, honestly?

I think you'll appreciate that I can't divulge this sort of information. The product isn't a problem, but thank you for your concern.

How about Oogywawa ? (it's means cheers in Zulu).

I really like this. It's not for me, but I think it's a great name for a sushi restaurant or some posh London bar. Very catchy. I even looked at registering the domain; but it's gone.


Thanks for all continued input. I've got some favourites which I'm going to keep quite for now (don't want anyone poaching the domain names).

Stay tuned for the result. Probably in the next couple of months. In the mean time keep them coming.

 

[OldWelshGuy]

Ok so it is paper so it is ecologically sound, it is for students so it will be drinking. they will appear on youtube naturally so ....

Film E Cup - As in fill my cup, a play on words see Even though I am Welsh i have a basic understanding of that foreign languge. nice and short, generates humour, is catchy, and film e cup corp is also a decent enough name.

You then mount a viral campaign on filmycup (film e cup) for video of them being used or enjoyed (good luck with that one as the only thing worse than students are rugby boys. If you get a load of rugby boy students then look out )

Thats my thought anyhow

 

[Mike W]

I think you'll appreciate that I can't divulge this sort of information. The product isn't a problem, but thank you for your concern.

lol. Great response!

 

[ooh]

I really like this. It's not for me,

Not intended for you. Intended for "university students, 18-30 years old".

Tallyhoo ?

 

[ScottNelson&Co]

why not just PartyCup

Party Cups

Another for why not just Party Cups UK?

I've been looking at registering the trademark and business name for these, but I think they're too descriptive?

If someone knowledgeable could help me out on this issue it would be much appreciated. I don't want to throw money away by having my applications rejected. :redface:

 

[jnogoods]

I think Party cups too..or the red cup company actually that's probably even better because the fact they are red is more unusual in the UK than them being used at parties and so more easy to remember.

Perhaps use both and have "RedPartyCups.co.uk"...

It's not bad to be descriptive. And you want a site thats easy to remember so that student don't have to go "what was the name of that site that sells those red party cups?..."

More suggestions are (jsut cos I wanna have a shot at that money lol):

Beer cups
Red Beer Cups
Red Cups
Big Red Cups

Jonny

 

[jnogoods]

Ok don't know if you know this but redpartycups.co.uk is taken and they are doing the same thing as you!!

Also there's www.redcups.ie

Jonny

 

[ScottNelson&Co]

Ok don't know if you know this but redpartycups.co.uk is taken and they are doing the same thing as you!!

I've actually just bought redpartycups.co.uk off the owner.

What I was asking in the earlier post was; is something like "Party Cups UK" too descriptive to trade mark?

 

[jelly3]

2 girls 1 red cup


...hangs head in shame

.

For some reason that video always makes me long for chocolate ice-cream.

 

[Bri]

I think you'll appreciate that I can't divulge this sort of information. The product isn't a problem, but thank you for your concern.

That good eh? Reason being why change what youve got, it says it all already, gives you scope to go rainbow if you want.Why not have a whole range from party cup to picnic cup, wedding cup etc.

 

[Cornish Steve]

What I was asking in the earlier post was; is something like "Party Cups UK" too descriptive to trade mark?

From my experience, I'd say 'yes' - it is too descriptive to obtain a mark.

 

[trev82]

sorry if the name has already been mentioned as only read a few of the posts
how about Hic-Cups with a drunk smiley on the cup
Trev