USPTO on FTC v. Davison

Written on April 20, 2006 by nipper in Info For Inventors, USPTO
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4-20-2006-12.50.00 PMCourt Halts Bogus Invention Promotion Claims, Orders $26 Million in Redress For Consumers; USPTO’s Director Jon Dudas Praises Court Decision

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More on the $26 Million consumer redress decision against the Davison & Associates invention promotion operation

[Articles scraped from the USPTO “News and Notice” page]

[Update: See also, FTC v. Davison decided (http://inventblog.com/2006/03/ftc_vs_davison_.html) and http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/business/s_522191.html (Davison appealed, but appears to have come to a settlement with the FTC).]

Related posts:

  1. FTC vs. Davison & Associates (Davison Design and Development) Decided
  2. Invention Promotion Company settles with FTC for $10.7 million

2 Responses to USPTO on FTC v. Davison
  1. Timothy Bees
    August 14, 2007 | 8:41 am

    I’m in the phase following the $685 offering to Davison. I smelled a rat and started investigating the company. God Bless the web and all you that keep the public informed.

    Thanks,

    Tim Bees

  2. MARLON RUSSEY
    October 14, 2007 | 12:46 pm

    My name is Marlon J. Russey and I too was robbed by inventhelp. I have my book they “gave me”. But that is all. I filed a report with the FTC and also Oprah Winfrey. They have stolen my dreams of bettering my community. They literally stole my inspiring fire.