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Postby Roger Brown » Sat Sep 01, 2007 4:29 pm

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And don't forget phone calls. They are getting very creative getting your home phone number now using public records like your water bill, electric bill. You can run but you can't hide for long. LOL
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Postby tony.fulford » Sun Jan 06, 2008 6:54 am

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The following is an excerpt from one of my topics at Ask the Inventor. You can read the full topic at:

viewtopic.php?t=1184

[i]I prefer companies that allow you to submit them online via their website or e-mail. To do this, go to Google:

http://www.google.com/

The basic search argument you want to enter is:

“submit idea OR inventionâ€
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Black & Decker

Postby tony.fulford » Mon Jan 07, 2008 12:07 pm

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Has anyone ever had any luck with a submission to Black & Decker or any of their companies? A YES or NO will suffice. If you want to elaborate fine. You do not have to say what you submitted.
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Postby Infrafred » Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:35 am

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No Tony,


I will very soon

I also have a very good list of tool Companies
when Iget a chance
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Re: Companies to Submit Your Invention Ideas To

Postby jrgallion » Sun Mar 15, 2009 2:34 pm

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Hello everyone,

I took Michelle's sugestion and I have written The Inventor's Phone Book. In the book is over 300 companies, investors and product scouts to sbumit your invention ideas to. Also in the book are a ton of services the inventor can use to take their idea to market.

My intention is to level the palying field and make it much easier for any inventor to find the right service at the right budget for their unique idea. I believe the hardest part of inventing is finding the right contacts. Creating the invention is the fun and easy part.

The Inventor's Phone Book, eBook can be downloaded for free at... www.inventorsphonebook.com

I would like to keep the eBook free for as long as I can. So what do you think? Should I keep it free or should I sell it at a fair price?

Drem Big,
Jason Gallion
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Re: Black & Decker

Postby Gizmo » Mon Mar 16, 2009 3:48 am

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tony.fulford wrote:Has anyone ever had any luck with a submission to Black & Decker or any of their companies? A YES or NO will suffice. If you want to elaborate fine. You do not have to say what you submitted.


Tony, Black & Decker has reviewd 3 of my inventions over the years and signed NDA's on all of them. I was dealing wih Home Depot on a product years ago, they got me tied in with the marketing VP of power tools and accessories. All I do is shoot him an email, he passes it on to the person in new product development.
I wish I could give out his email but cant.

All submissions go through Barbara Davis. As far as I know she makes sure the submission gets to the proper division for review.
The National Hardware show is in Las Vegas in May you might want to attend it. They will have there engineers,marketing executives and VPs at the show, it would be a good place to start.
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Re: Companies to Submit Your Invention Ideas To

Postby chradecky » Mon Mar 16, 2009 4:13 pm

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My company, Street Tech, is now actively seeking action sports products and toys. Please visit our website for further details. www.street-tech-ideas.com
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Re: Companies to Submit Your Invention Ideas To

Postby Gizmo » Mon Mar 16, 2009 4:40 pm

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chradecky wrote:My company, Street Tech, is now actively seeking action sports products and toys. Please visit our website for further details. http://www.street-tech-ideas.com



Can you provide more company information than whats on the web link you posted. Googled it also nothing except ( Erving California ) address.
There is a fax number, wheres the direct phone number to actually talk to someone.
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Re: Companies to Submit Your Invention Ideas To

Postby StephenKey » Mon Mar 16, 2009 6:47 pm

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Thank you.
Award Winning Inventor Stephen Key - http://www.inventright.com
Stephen's new book "One Simple Idea" from McGraw-Hill is available in stores nationwide as well as online.
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Re: Companies to Submit Your Invention Ideas To

Postby Roger Brown » Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:43 am

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chradecky,

I like the look of your site. Can you post a link to any of the toys or sports items you currently have on the market?

Thanks
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