FRAUD ALERT
Beware of “bad faith” individuals or entities impersonating or attempting to create confusion with “Armor Bank”.
A legal panel confirmed that World Domination Holdings LLC established first-use trademark rights to Armor Bank in 2013. These rights were secured through both intent to use and actual use of the trademark.
ArmorBank.com is the only authorized website permitted to use the Armor Bank trademark under the rights held by World Domination Holdings LLC.
For clarity, the term “trademark” here refers collectively to both trademarks and service marks.
If you encounter fraudulent activity, please report it immediately to your local police department.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A company issues a fraud alert as a formal notice that suspicious or potentially unauthorized activity has been detected, often linked to a third‑party attack targeting the organization. The alert warns the public that the business may be at risk of fraud or theft by malicious actors and signals the need for extra caution when engaging with the company. In practice, a fraud alert can trigger heightened verification procedures, temporary restrictions, or enhanced monitoring of financial activity—all aimed at preventing losses while safeguarding the company’s reputation and protecting its stakeholders.
To verify whether a domain name genuinely belongs to the trademark owner, begin by performing a WHOIS lookup to review the domain’s registration details—particularly the registration date. In most cases, the legitimate trademark owner is the first entity to secure a domain name that incorporates its mark.