New Billiard Product On The Market

Roger Long said:
They say that "necessity is the mother of invention." Well, out of necessity, my partner and I came up with a new invention: it's called Cue Dockit. Now this little item won't make your aim any better, or your stroke any straighter, but it just might make your time spent in the pool room a little more hassle-free. You can check it out here, http://accessories.maestrosproshop.com/
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PocketChalker said:
That's pretty nice...nice design.
Looks like a quality product too.
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(PocketChalker) Doug Montgomery's Guide on "How to Steal Other's Intellectual Property" in 6 Easy Steps:

1. Compliment the New Product. Tell the Inventor how great it is.

2. Contact the Inventor and buy a few asking for a reduced price. Say you want to buy them Wholesale and sell them in Europe. Act like a Distributor and don't forget to be his BEST friend. Gain his confidence.

3. Announce to the Inventor that you've reversed engineered them and can make them cheaper in Poland. Try to get the Inventor to buy them directly from you.

4. If the Inventor refuses, offer to go into business with them, a Partnership...But stress the importance of NO WRITTEN CONTRACT. Offer a "hand shake agreement" ONLY. Make sure you ONLY offer to pay him one to three percent of your sales of his invention. Explain how written proof of your total sales won't be available because of the extra cost to you. But assure him not to worry...Tell him, "Trust Me"!!

5. If the Inventor still refuses, tell him that he can either work with you and get a percentage of the sales or you will sell his invention without him and keep all the profits. Assure him that this is not a threat.

6. If the Inventor still refuses...Just STEAL the invention and sell it.
 
hllwnmagic said:
(PocketChalker) Doug Montgomery's Guide on "How to Steal Other's Intellectual Property" in 6 Easy Steps:

1. Compliment the New Product. Tell the Inventor how great it is.

2. Contact the Inventor and buy a few asking for a reduced price. Say you want to buy them Wholesale and sell them in Europe. Act like a Distributor and don't forget to be his BEST friend. Gain his confidence.

3. Announce to the Inventor that you've reversed engineered them and can make them cheaper in Poland. Try to get the Inventor to buy them directly from you.

4. If the Inventor refuses, offer to go into business with them, a Partnership...But stress the importance of NO WRITTEN CONTRACT. Offer a "hand shake agreement" ONLY. Make sure you ONLY offer to pay him one to three percent of your sales of his invention. Explain how written proof of your total sales won't be available because of the extra cost to you. But assure him not to worry...Tell him, "Trust Me"!!

5. If the Inventor still refuses, tell him that he can either work with you and get a percentage of the sales or you will sell his invention without him and keep all the profits. Assure him that this is not a threat.

6. If the Inventor still refuses...Just STEAL the invention and sell it.
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This is sad if true, and I am sure some people operate like that. Found your remark of interest about the idea of a Patient, but as I was told in a business call many years ago a PATENT is only as good a you have money to protect it in court.

The instructor told the story of the Guy who invented the LINE TRIMMER, aka Weed Eater. He Patented it, but was ripped off by a corporate giant, and did not have the funds to defend his rights.

Wound up selling his right to another corporate giant who did just that, defending the patent they owned, because they had the fund for lawyers, and court.
 
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