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Complaint Review: Davison Inventegration - Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
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Davison Inventegration
595 Alpha Drive Pittsburgh, 15238-2911 Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
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Davison Inventegration ripoff Pittsburgh Pennsylvania*Update.. Rip-off Report Investigation: Davison Design and Development (Davison Inventegration) pledges to resolve all complaints and address any issues with customer service, commitment to 100 percent customer satisfaction - commitment from Mr Davison and other executives, inventors should feel confident in trusting Davison's commitment to their project..
BEWARE!! Ripoff artists on the loose. I was able to avoid being scammed thanks to Mr. Matthew Lesko, the man who sells the money books, of all people. I thought he would rip me off.
Davison wants you to buy into a scheme ($685) so they can research your product, which they do not, and then promise verbally to develop all these fancy selling brochures, which according to the contract they provide they do not.
You have to pay to get your own brochures printed and developed; present them to companies whose names they provide; and then share 10% of your royalties with them.
For $10, you buy your own patent, submit your own patent; the directions are given to you by the Government. Put in a search engine "patent office" and look for the U.S. Patent Office. They are very helpful.
Do it all yourself and save a lot of time, money, and aggravation. Don't let them steal your idea. It is a good thing I am a paralegal and read the contract very closely.
K
Hagerstown, Maryland
U.S.A.
Davison wants you to buy into a scheme ($685) so they can research your product, which they do not, and then promise verbally to develop all these fancy selling brochures, which according to the contract they provide they do not.
You have to pay to get your own brochures printed and developed; present them to companies whose names they provide; and then share 10% of your royalties with them.
For $10, you buy your own patent, submit your own patent; the directions are given to you by the Government. Put in a search engine "patent office" and look for the U.S. Patent Office. They are very helpful.
Do it all yourself and save a lot of time, money, and aggravation. Don't let them steal your idea. It is a good thing I am a paralegal and read the contract very closely.
K
Hagerstown, Maryland
U.S.A.
