Brand & IP Notice
Protecting the names and work behind Twelve Ninety Connections.
This notice identifies 1290 World LLC’s claimed marks, original website materials, permitted-use boundaries, and third-party attribution standard.
Trademark and service-mark notice
Twelve Ninety Connections™, 1290 World Connections™, TNC Executive Assistant (T.E.A.)™, T.E.A.™, and the named 1290 packages and networks presented on this website are marks claimed by 1290 World LLC in connection with the services identified here. The ™ or SM designation identifies a claimed trademark or service mark; it does not represent that the mark is federally registered.
No registration symbol is used unless and until the applicable mark is registered and approved for that specific use. Nothing in this notice substitutes for a clearance search, a filing, or legal advice about the validity, priority, territory, or scope of any claimed right.
Copyright notice
© 2025–2026 1290 World LLC. All rights reserved.Unless otherwise identified, original editorial copy, owned logos, graphics, photographs, page compositions, and other original site materials are protected to the extent provided by applicable law. Website access does not grant a license to reproduce, republish, distribute, sell, modify, or create derivative commercial materials.
Fair reference and permitted use
You may link to public pages and make lawful, accurate references to Twelve Ninety Connections. Any use of an owned logo, branded template, package name, or other protected asset beyond ordinary reference requires prior written permission from an authorized representative of 1290 World LLC.
Third-party names and materials
Third-party trademarks, service marks, names, images, and other materials remain the property of their respective owners. Their appearance or reference does not imply sponsorship, endorsement, partnership, or affiliation unless TNC expressly states otherwise in an authorized written notice.
Report a concern or request permission
Contact support@1290world.com to report suspected misuse, request a correction, or seek written brand permission. Include the public URL and enough context to review the request; do not include passwords, government identifiers, banking details, or confidential materials.