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Trademark NoticeThe term "Infinite Banking Canada" is a registered trademark of the Canadian Wealth Creation Centre Inc ("CWCC"). Any use of this trademark without the prior written consent of the CWCC is strictly prohibited.The CWCC actively enforces its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent of the law. Unauthorized use of the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark may result in legal action, including but not limited to, damages, injunctions, and orders to cease and desist.The "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark is used in connection with financial services provided by the CWCC. The CWCC offers training, education, and support services to individuals and organizations seeking to implement the Infinite Banking Concept® in Canada. The Infinite Banking Concept® is a trademark of The Nelson Nash Institute, which has licensed the CWCC to use their trademark in Canada.
If you wish to use the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark, contact the CWCC for permission. The CWCC will consider requests for trademark use on a case-by-case basis. If you are granted permission to use the trademark, you must comply with all guidelines and restrictions set forth by the CWCC.
Please note that the CWCC reserves the right to modify or revoke its permission to use the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark at any time, for any reason. The CWCC also reserves the right to take legal action against any party that uses the trademark without permission or in a manner that violates the CWCC's rights. For more information about the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark or the services offered by the CWCC, please contact us at [insert contact information].
The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.
The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.The story of pizza is a long one. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Persians to the Indians, there have been incarnations of pizza served throughout history. Flatbreads, naan, and plakountos are all early preparations that could be considered cousins to the modern pizza, but there isn’t a consensus as to which is first and whether these could even be considered precursors to pizza at all.
Trademark NoticeThe term "Infinite Banking Canada" is a registered trademark of the Canadian Wealth Creation Centre Inc ("CWCC"). Any use of this trademark without the prior written consent of the CWCC is strictly prohibited.The CWCC actively enforces its intellectual property rights to the fullest extent of the law. Unauthorized use of the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark may result in legal action, including but not limited to, damages, injunctions, and orders to cease and desist.The "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark is used in connection with financial services provided by the CWCC. The CWCC offers training, education, and support services to individuals and organizations seeking to implement the Infinite Banking Concept® in Canada. The Infinite Banking Concept® is a trademark of The Nelson Nash Institute, which has licensed the CWCC to use their trademark in Canada.
If you wish to use the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark, contact the CWCC for permission. The CWCC will consider requests for trademark use on a case-by-case basis. If you are granted permission to use the trademark, you must comply with all guidelines and restrictions set forth by the CWCC.
Please note that the CWCC reserves the right to modify or revoke its permission to use the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark at any time, for any reason. The CWCC also reserves the right to take legal action against any party that uses the trademark without permission or in a manner that violates the CWCC's rights. For more information about the "Infinite Banking Canada" trademark or the services offered by the CWCC, please contact us at [insert contact information].
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