Good blog. I got a lot of great info. I've been watching this tlcgnoeohy for awhile. It's fascinating how it keeps changing, yet some of the core components remain the same. Have you seen much change since Google made their latest acquisition in the domain?
In 2002 I was home on medical leave and would watch The Price is Right whenever I wasn't undergoing medical procedures. Invention Submission Corp. was advertised on it, that's where I got the idea to contact them about my invention.
My husband and I went to their office in Arlington, Texas where we met Brenda Feldbush who explained about the submission process. We left and returned and gave her a check for $ 7,490. A book was composed about my invention and I was told it was sent out to companies who might buy my invention.
I was told I didn't need to patent it because the company who bought my invention would get the patents on it.
On April 5 of this year I received a magazine in the mail and there was my invention. It has been twelve years since I suvmitted my idea to Invention Submission Corp and suddenly my invention is out in the marketplace.
I looked on the Internet at the company selling my invention and they have two patents on it they got in 2006. The parent company is in London, England and the United States office is in Delray Beach, Florida. I have no idea how or when they started selling my invention.
Their website is word for word out of the book I wrote describing my invention.
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Good blog. I got a lot of great info. I've been watching this tlcgnoeohy for awhile. It's fascinating how it keeps changing, yet some of the core components remain the same. Have you seen much change since Google made their latest acquisition in the domain?
In 2002 I was home on medical leave and would watch The Price is Right whenever I wasn't undergoing medical procedures. Invention Submission Corp. was advertised on it, that's where I got the idea to contact them about my invention.
My husband and I went to their office in Arlington, Texas where we met Brenda Feldbush who explained about the submission process. We left and returned and gave her a check for $ 7,490. A book was composed about my invention and I was told it was sent out to companies who might buy my invention.
I was told I didn't need to patent it because the company who bought my invention would get the patents on it.
On April 5 of this year I received a magazine in the mail and there was my invention. It has been twelve years since I suvmitted my idea to Invention Submission Corp and suddenly my invention is out in the marketplace.
I looked on the Internet at the company selling my invention and they have two patents on it they got in 2006. The parent company is in London, England and the United States office is in Delray Beach, Florida. I have no idea how or when they started selling my invention.
Their website is word for word out of the book I wrote describing my invention.