Given how trademarks work it is impossbile, as they are specific to the countries and purpose registered for, so the short answer is - no.Once you purchase a domain name from Brand Dandy, you obtain full
rights with no limitations to use that domain world-wide for your website, email addresses and everything else that holds your domain. No-one else is able to use it or take it from you as long as you have it.If you also choose to apply for a trademark registration, you're required to specify the business in details including geographical location, industry and other company/product related information that varies on the countries you wish to trade in. This is typically a long process, requiring legal professionals and can take 6 to 9 months - in some cases more than a year for a trademark application. The costs vary around $1,000 per country and for the reasons mentioned above, it is extremely common to buy the domain name before filing a trademark application for your business.We recommend the following services for online trademark research. These tools are a compliment to, not a replacement for, professional legal advice:US Patent and Trademark Office - the federal agency for granting U.S. patents and registering trademarks.Trademarkia - provides free trademark search tools, and is the largest free trademark search platform. It helps you register a trademark in the United States and other 180 countries.TMView - search tool that provides free access to trade mark applications and registrations from a number of trade mark offices of the European Union and beyond.eSearch plus - a database of the European Union Intellectual
Property Office that contains data on European Union trademarks.Madrid Monitor - a trademark database of the WIPO, that
contains information on trademarks registered under the Madrid Agreement
Concerning the International Registration of Marks or the Protocol
Relating to the Madrid Agreement Concerning the International
Registration of Marks.