Use of Realtor in domain names
Posted Oct 3, 2006 @ 10:44 pm, Viewed by 2004 Visitors, Read 2015 Times.First what is a member mark?
A membership mark is much like a "Trademark" however it differs in the sense that a group or affiliation holds said trademark as opposed to an individual or corporation. The term "REALTOR" (Also displayed below) is a membership mark held by the "National Association of Realtors NAR
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Wonderful post! Now that NAR is doing more advertising about using a "REALTOR" everyone thinks they can use this status. We, Realtor(s) must take extra class time, pay dues into NAR and, hopefully all hold themselves to a higher standard! Why should we share that with anyone who just wants to make their business name look more impressive by using the term? When we pay the dues?