As a thoughtful outdoor enthusiast who spends thousands of dollars to outfit my family adventures every year, I will choose a company to support that is not engaged in corporate bullying.
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Jon Miller
6 years ago
I am waiting for a public display (in magazines, in newspapers, etc.) showing evidence of them complying with our request for apologies. It's not to late for them to salvage their reputation.
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Jeff Johnson
6 years ago
Past customer. No more unless they follow through with this request.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Backcountry for all!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
The word backcountry should be freely used by everyone, it belongs to all of us.
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Rudi Suminski
6 years ago
USTPO should never have allowed this
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Becky Fry
6 years ago
Nobody owns the Backcountry
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Michael Dunphy
6 years ago
Backcountry has lost its soul....
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Brad Worley
6 years ago
Backcountry is a term anyone should be able to use. Not just greedy companies.
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Richard A Giles
6 years ago
You don't own the backcountry!
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Rhonda Sanford
6 years ago
We need to take a stand Now!! Before its to late!!
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MICHAEL THOMAS
6 years ago
Companies should not be allowed to trademark common words and phrases whose existence far precedes their companies.
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Patrick Dunn
6 years ago
The word backcountry belongs to everyone!
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William Taylor
6 years ago
Keep the wild free
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Simone Havel
6 years ago
Happy to be part of this educated, responsible group
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Not good practice and downright immoral.
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Joanne Paten
6 years ago
The description “Backcountry” existed before backcountry.com was even a company. Their greed has cost them my business.
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Michael
6 years ago
Drop the lawsuits! Pay complete damages to those injured. Make “backcountry” free for all to use. Only then can we start talking about regaining my business.
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James Christians
6 years ago
"Still Not Enough"
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cliff Krolick
6 years ago
no one can own the exclusive rights to a word in the English Language backcountry or Back Country anyway you spell it it will remain the worlds to use
As a thoughtful outdoor enthusiast who spends thousands of dollars to outfit my family adventures every year, I will choose a company to support that is not engaged in corporate bullying.
I am waiting for a public display (in magazines, in newspapers, etc.) showing evidence of them complying with our request for apologies. It's not to late for them to salvage their reputation.
Past customer. No more unless they follow through with this request.
Backcountry for all!
The word backcountry should be freely used by everyone, it belongs to all of us.
USTPO should never have allowed this
Nobody owns the Backcountry
Backcountry has lost its soul....
Backcountry is a term anyone should be able to use. Not just greedy companies.
You don't own the backcountry!
We need to take a stand Now!! Before its to late!!
Companies should not be allowed to trademark common words and phrases whose existence far precedes their companies.
The word backcountry belongs to everyone!
Keep the wild free
Happy to be part of this educated, responsible group
Not good practice and downright immoral.
The description “Backcountry” existed before backcountry.com was even a company. Their greed has cost them my business.
Drop the lawsuits! Pay complete damages to those injured. Make “backcountry” free for all to use. Only then can we start talking about regaining my business.
"Still Not Enough"
no one can own the exclusive rights to a word in the English Language backcountry or Back Country anyway you spell it it will remain the worlds to use