Glovebox Technologies Inc. v. Da Cruz et al, casdc:3:2022cv01420

Providing information to members concerning discounts from vendors; providing commercial information via a viewable electronic window sticker for use in vehicle sales; advertising and directory services, namely, promoting the services of others by providing a web page featuring links to the websites of others, namely, state department of motor vehicles, websites featuring vehicle valuation tools, websites for vehicle enthusiasts, and other vehicle related web sites; Providing links to websites of others featuring vehicle repair suppliers and vehicle part suppliers; providing a web site with web site links to directory information on gasoline stations, vehicle service providers, rental cars, hotels, emergency roadside assistance, and lock services;

Providing links to websites of others featuring vehicle repair information and maintenance schedules, guidance and tips;

Telecommunication services, namely, providing e-mail and mobile phone notification alerts via the internet featuring automated service reminders, safety alerts, recall alerts, and special discount offers;

Providing a web site with web site links to geographic information, map images, and trip routing featuring gasoline stations, vehicle service providers, rental cars, and hotels; providing a website for the electronic storage of vehicle warranty, registration, vehicle license and contract information, automotive repair and service records and fuel records, travel logs and vehicle loan/lease information;

Business management services, namely, maintaining and tracking vehicle maintenance records and information for others;

Business management services, namely, maintaining and tracking vehicle maintenance records and vehicle information for others;

[ Providing prepaid vehicle maintenance service plans ];

Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for insurance policy management, price comparison and documents organization and storage;

Platform as a service (PAAS) featuring computer software platforms for insurance agents to communicate with customers and clients via postings, instant messaging, and file and document sharing, excluding software to ensure security of electronic mail;