Harvat
Harvat by Cyclonetrading July 4, 2021
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Harvat
HARVAT is a Trademark of Victor Martin J. Soriano. WIPO- IPO-PHIL 4-2021-529418 #Harvat Class 38 INTERNET BROADCASTING worldwide, TV and Radio, Cosmetics, Food Supplements and many others. A word owned by Archewell Philippines and is under licensed with a TRADEMARK used with LV in Cosmetics, particularly Fragrances and Internet Broadcasting. Root word of Harvatera. Harvat or Harbat means a "customer." HARVAT is a Trademark of Victor Martin J. Soriano. #Harvat Class 38 INTERNET BROADCASTING, TV and Radio. Mass Media WORLDWIDE.
Harvat by Cyclonetrading March 26, 2022
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harvatera
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Vavaihan Harvatera
A brand of Cosmetics belonging to the Harvatera Group of Open Water Swimmer Martin Soriano. WIPO- IPO PHIL Trademark Registration- 4-2021-516228. It is also licensed for sole Internet Television, Radio, Print Broadcasting. Distributed worldwide. All Rights Reserved.
Vavaihan Harvatera by Cyclonetrading July 16, 2021
Harvatero
Harvatero in Japan is a "Hosto" or a male host in Japanese nightclubs. WIPO Trademark of V. Martin Soriano. All broadcast rights reserved worldwide. ORIGINAL WORD. Also HARVATERA for feminine equivalent.
Philip is a Harvatero in Japan. The hosto is doing good. He already built a house for his parents in the Philippines, in his native Cebu province. All rights reserved.
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