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Identifying which patents are being infringed by the world of products is an enormous task. Consequently, many patent owners do not have the resources, experienced personnel, or systems in place to implement such a program. As a result, tens of millions of dollars (or more) in licensing fees (or damages) go un-collected. The solution is our contingent patent enforcement service, which requires no up front fees.

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I am not going to construe this thread as Spam because there are Game Inventors here to whom it may be pertinent. However, I am moving this thread to the Kiosk.

Three questions:
1) What is your contingency rate?
2) What assets or licenses, if any, do you require for engagement?
3) How many millions (total) did your clients receive over the past 12 months as a result of your contingent monetization services?

" The solution is our contingent patent enforcement service, which requires no up front fees."

A little weasel clause there, I think.

I am not disparaging this particular service, but every time I had a patent approved I was bombarded with junk mail on services to market my patent. Sometimes they send a bill that looks like it is coming from some official government agency. I've always wondered specifically what these services do.

I recently got a letter from a company that wanted to help me... "manufacture, package and distribute my product, to get it on store shelves nationwide."

Yeah, I'd like to see them try to put Poker For Roulette in a box and stick it on a shelf at K-Mart.

" Yeah, I'd like to see them try to put Poker For Roulette in a box and stick it on a shelf at K-Mart. "

I will refrain from comment.

Quote: buzzpaff

" Yeah, I'd like to see them try to put Poker For Roulette in a box and stick it on a shelf at K-Mart. "

I will refrain from comment.

But DJ, it's what I want Santa to bring me for Christmas !

Just reading this post makes me mad. OP - get lost from this forum.

These guys are just vultures feeding off of the broken patent laws. Destryoing SMBs by enforcing some obscure and ridiculous patents that shouldn't even exist in the first place.

Just to name a few:

you frequently change the logo of your website - they'll sue you (owned by Google)
your software has a page up / page down functionality - they'll sue you (owned by Microsoft)
your product has rounded edges and a flat surface - they'll sue you (owned by Apple)

It is a huge business done by worthless individuals making a lot of money while contributing absolutely nothing to economy or society.

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Quote: Wizard

I am not disparaging this particular service, but every time I had a patent approved I was bombarded with junk mail on services to market my patent. Sometimes they send a bill that looks like it is coming from some official government agency. I've always wondered specifically what these services do.

The same happened to me -- the junk mailings tipped me off my gaming patent had been approved.

Btw, it took over two years of trying to contact IGT before they are willing to talk to me about my patent. It is just a hard process for an individual inventors so services like this company may have some value.