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National Inventor Fraud Center
If you have an invention idea and don't quite know how to submit your idea or get it patented or have any other questions, I encourage you to visit the National Inventor Fraud Center. It has all the information you will need to get your invention rolling into production and hopefully make some money. This site has information like, The first steps to take, how to license your patent, and a lot more information to help. It even offers help and information on what to look out for with fraudulent companies and scam prevention. So if you are looking to put that idea to work this site is a great place to start.
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Tom Snethen (null)
This is an excellent place to learn about the patenting process, from the
development of an idea, through applying for a patent, to marketing your patent
or product. PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTS ARE EXCLUDED FROM VISITING THIS SITE. The
first thing you encounter is a notice that you must read the Terms of Service
before viewing the site. Residents of Pennsylvania (and certain other
commercial concerns) are prohibited from viewing or using this site in any way,
under threat of a $25,000 fine. I do not know if this is enforceable, but since
it does not affect me, I forged on.
I looked at most, but not all, the material. I found the section on patent
protection to be especially informative. Hundreds of useful links to other
sites related to all phases of the invention process are listed in a section
labeled "Good Guys."
Navigation on this site is especially easy, as each selected section contains
embedded hyperlinks and an outline of the entire site along the left margin with
the current section expanded to include each of the links which appear in the
text.
development of an idea, through applying for a patent, to marketing your patent
or product. PENNSYLVANIA RESIDENTS ARE EXCLUDED FROM VISITING THIS SITE. The
first thing you encounter is a notice that you must read the Terms of Service
before viewing the site. Residents of Pennsylvania (and certain other
commercial concerns) are prohibited from viewing or using this site in any way,
under threat of a $25,000 fine. I do not know if this is enforceable, but since
it does not affect me, I forged on.
I looked at most, but not all, the material. I found the section on patent
protection to be especially informative. Hundreds of useful links to other
sites related to all phases of the invention process are listed in a section
labeled "Good Guys."
Navigation on this site is especially easy, as each selected section contains
embedded hyperlinks and an outline of the entire site along the left margin with
the current section expanded to include each of the links which appear in the
text.
Tobin Edmonds (Student)
information ther you can't get from many different sources. The idea here is
good though. There are some very good tips here to help you get an idea to a
patent office, or even to fight for your rights if someone has stolen an idea of
yours. The information is useful if you are thinking about trying to patent
something.
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text to absorb, but the section headings get you to where you want to go
quickly.