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Is it worth it...

I launched my online biz half a year ago and my partner and I knew it was going to be a hit before it was live. Now there are several knock off websites (all poorly done) and I`m wondering if I should trademark anything, or patent it or what? I`m kinda confused about it but isn`t it easy to just change something so it doesn`t infringe? What are you actually protecting if you are just a regular guy like myself with a small bank, assuming if someone did just copy my idea flat out..where would i get the money to sue them or try to fight them?
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Unfortunately, you`ve been in business too long to file a patent (which, to my understanding has to be done within the first year). Let me know if you have other questions.
Deena
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