Intellectual & Brand Disclaimer
Vvaroo Group — Brand Statement & Legal Notice
Vvaroo Group is the creator, developer, and long‑term owner of the Vvaroo brand, including all related names, visual elements, domains, digital assets, and brand expressions.
Since its early development in 2016, Vvaroo has evolved into a multi‑platform creative identity managed under:
Vvaroo Group
Vvaroo Domains Management International (VDMI)
VDMI oversees the technical and structural foundation of the brand, including domain management, DNS infrastructure, digital protection, and long‑term preservation of the Vvaroo identity across multiple TLDs and platforms.
The Vvaroo name, brand, marks, domains, visual identifiers, and all associated intellectual property are the exclusive property of Vvaroo Group and Vvaroo Domains Management International (VDMI).
Any use, reproduction, distribution, or imitation of these assets is strictly prohibited unless expressly authorized in writing by Vvaroo Group.
The following restrictions apply under international intellectual property principles, including but not limited to:
the Berne Convention, the Paris Convention, the TRIPS Agreement, and applicable national laws within the European Union, Switzerland, New Zealand, Australia, and other relevant jurisdictions.
Prohibited Use of Brand Identifiers
Without prior written authorization, no individual or entity may:
use the Vvaroo name, or any identical or confusingly similar variation
use, reproduce, modify, or distribute any Vvaroo logo, emblem, symbol, or visual identity element
create or operate accounts, profiles, pages, or domains that imitate or misrepresent affiliation with Vvaroo Group or VDMI
use the brand in a manner likely to cause confusion, dilution, misrepresentation, or false association
incorporate the Vvaroo name or logo into products, services, advertisements, or digital materials
These restrictions apply regardless of medium, including digital, print, audio, video, and online platforms.
Prohibited Use of Domains and Technical Identifiers
The following actions are strictly prohibited:
registering domains containing the Vvaroo name or confusingly similar variations
using subdomains, redirects, or DNS configurations intended to imitate Vvaroo Group or VDMI
attempting to bypass, interfere with, or replicate Vvaroo’s technical infrastructure
using Vvaroo domains, metadata, or technical identifiers for unauthorized purposes
Such actions may constitute violations under EU domain regulations, SWITCH (Switzerland), ICANN policies
Prohibited Use of Content and Digital Materials
All content published under the Vvaroo brand—including text, images, videos, audio, graphics, and digital assets—is protected.
Unauthorized actions include:
copying, redistributing, or republishing Vvaroo content
modifying or adapting Vvaroo materials
using Vvaroo content for commercial or promotional purposes
extracting or reusing content in a manner that infringes copyright or moral rights
These restrictions apply under EU Copyright Directive, Swiss Copyright Act, New Zealand Copyright Act 1994, Australian Copyright Act 1968, and equivalent international frameworks.
Impersonation and Misrepresentation
The following conduct is strictly prohibited:
impersonating Vvaroo Group, VDMI, or any affiliated identity
presenting oneself as an official representative, partner, or authorized entity
creating false or misleading associations with the brand
using Vvaroo identifiers to deceive, mislead, or confuse the public
Such conduct may constitute violations under consumer protection laws, unfair competition laws, and misrepresentation statutes across multiple jurisdictions.
Enforcement and Legal Remedies
Vvaroo Group reserves the right to take action under:
EU Intellectual Property Law
Swiss Civil Code and Trademark Protection Act
New Zealand Fair Trading Act and IP statutes
Australian Consumer Law and Trade Marks Act
international treaties and conventions
Legal remedies may include:
cease‑and‑desist actions
domain recovery procedures
takedown requests
civil claims for damages
injunctive relief
administrative complaints under ICANN, WIPO, or national domain authorities
All rights are strictly enforced.
No Implied License
No part of the Vvaroo brand, identity, or content may be interpreted as granting any license, permission, or right—whether express, implied, or statutory—unless explicitly provided in writing by Vvaroo Group.
Reservation of Rights
Vvaroo Group retains all rights not expressly granted.
Failure to enforce any provision does not constitute a waiver of rights under any jurisdiction.
The Vvaroo name, brand, marks, and all associated identifiers constitute proprietary intellectual property of Vvaroo Group and Vvaroo Domains Management International (VDMI).
Through continuous, public, and uninterrupted use of the Vvaroo brand and its related assets since 2016, Vvaroo Group asserts and maintains common‑law trademark rights in all jurisdictions where the brand is used or recognized.
These rights arise automatically under applicable legal frameworks, including but not limited to:
European Union trademark and unfair competition principles
Swiss Trademark Protection Act (TmPA) and Swiss Civil Code
New Zealand common‑law passing‑off and Fair Trading Act principles
Australian Trade Marks Act 1995 and Australian Consumer Law
international conventions, including the Berne Convention, Paris Convention, and TRIPS Agreement
These rights exist independently of formal registration and remain enforceable under national and international law.
1. Establishment of Rights Through Use
Vvaroo Group’s rights are established through:
continuous public use of the Vvaroo name since 2016
use across digital platforms, domains, media, and published content
association of the brand with the identity of Alvaro Rawnee
operation of official domains and technical infrastructure
publication of content under the Vvaroo identity across multiple jurisdictions
Such use constitutes first use in commerce and establishes enforceable rights under common‑law trademark doctrine and equivalent international principles.
2. Scope of Common‑Law Trademark Protection
The following assets are protected under common‑law trademark rights:
the word marks “Vvaroo”, “Vvaroo Group”, “Vvaroo Domains Management International (VDMI)”, and related brand variations
all sub‑brand identifiers, including Vvaroolol, Vvaroo Business, Vvaroo Domains, Ezfraubergs, ERZV, Feclions Vvarooand related designations
Vvaroo CASP
ERZV
ERZV CFF RZV
Feclions
Ezfraubergs
VRC
VRNany logo, emblem, symbol, or visual representation of the Vvaroo brand and other subsiditaries listed
all digital content, media, and materials published under the Vvaroo identity
all domain names containing or representing the Vvaroo brand
These rights extend to all uses that may cause confusion, dilution, misrepresentation, or false association.
3. Protection Against Confusing or Misleading Use
Under applicable common‑law and statutory principles, the following are prohibited:
use of identical or confusingly similar marks
creation of false associations or implied endorsements
use of the Vvaroo name or identifiers in a manner likely to mislead the public
attempts to benefit from the reputation, goodwill, or recognition of the Vvaroo brand
registration of domains, accounts, or handles intended to imitate or misrepresent affiliation
Such conduct may constitute passing off, misrepresentation, unfair competition, or trademark infringement under EU, Swiss, NZ, AU, and international law.
4. Enforcement of Rights
Vvaroo Group reserves the right to enforce its common‑law trademark rights through:
cease‑and‑desist actions
administrative complaints (including ICANN and WIPO procedures)
civil proceedings for damages, injunctions, or corrective measures
domain recovery actions under national and international domain authorities
takedown requests under applicable digital rights frameworks
Enforcement may occur in any jurisdiction where the brand is used, accessed, or infringed.
5. No Waiver of Rights
Failure by Vvaroo Group to enforce any right or restriction does not constitute a waiver of such rights under any jurisdiction.
All rights are expressly reserved.
6. Continuing Recognition
These common‑law trademark rights remain valid and enforceable:
regardless of registration status
across all jurisdictions where the brand is used
for all current and future brand assets
for all digital and physical representations of the Vvaroo identity
Vvaroo Group maintains full legal standing to assert and defend these rights internationally.
Contact of complains
Headquarters Contact
Email Complains : legal@vvaroo.com
Phone Number : +41 44 0105 73 82 (May will be inactive anytime. It Depends)
Based Headquarter : Zürich (for technical inquires via bern)
Representative EU ONLY (France & The Netherlands) (EEA/EFTA/EUROPE Via Switzerland HQ)
Email Complains : legal.eu@regulations.vvaroo.eu
Phone Number : N/A (Via NZ COA)
Based COA : France & The Netherlands
Representative North & South America (Canada)
Email Complains : legal.nsa@intl.vvaroo.com
Phone Number : N/A (Via CH COA)
Based COA : Ontario & Toronto
Representative Middle East & African Terrirories (United Arab Emirates *Disclosure redirect to Swiss HQ for Representative of MENA/Africa*)
Email Complains : legal.mena@regulations.vvaroo.com
Phone Number : +41 44 0105 73 82
Based COA : UAE (Disclosure Redirect to Switzerland HQ)
Representative Asia, Russian, South Asia (Indonesia, Vietnam & Singapore)
Email Complains : legal.asia@vvaroo.com (For Asia)
legal.ru@vvaroo.com (Russian)
legal.sa@vvaroo.com (South Asia)
Phone Number : N/A (Via NZ COA)
Based COA : Indonesia, Singapore & Vietnam
Representative Oceania Administrative (New Zealand)
Email Complains : legal.osc@regulations.vvaroo.com
Phone Number : +64 2040045587
Based COA : New Zealand ONLY