Davison ripoff attempt Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
First of all thank God there are people who take the time to do something like this.What a relief...wow!
It is the same story here,I did not send them any ($685.00)yet...hahaha.
My "Director of the new products"name is Richard Smith and from the day one we started talking about my idea he was avoiding my very direct questions about money.
It is now 3 a.m and I am so glad now I can get a good night sleep and I don't have to think about them anymore.
I've spent the whole week trying to find out more about this company, of course I wasn't going to send them any money soon ,but at the same time they made me really think about it, seriously.
My concern is that it is very difficult to find information like this about this company...how many more people have to lose their sleep thinking about manifacturers like them when we as inventors have so much to think about.
What a shame...I am so very sorry for all of you people who already have fallen in their traps and I hope with all my heart that you'll get your money back.
And what about the "confidential sketch" how can we save our time and energy consuming ideas. If anyone has any ideas please don't hesitate to post them here.
Richard Smith is going to give me a call on Thursday, March 10th and I am so "looking forward "to his call,but this time I am the one who's saying this and not him.
Thank you and God Bless you all! I might spent the $700.00 for the patent and prototyping of my idea I am sure I'll even have some money left to spent on cosmetics....hahahahaaa
M.K.
Los Angeles, California
U.S.A.
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Ronald J
Grand Blanc,Michigan,
U.S.A.
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Thu, March 17, 2005
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