Inventor News on Davison Design

Thanks for staying transparent on these invention scam issues.It makes this place unique. These firms exploit the fact most "inventors" don't have a clue and are vulnerable targets. A patent attorney is something altogether different, these companies (like Davidson and ISC) are parasites and scam artists.

It's like our very own inventor guru Doug Hall and his "eighteen household products you use everyday" pitch to promote his ranch which, unfortunately he can't talk about. Then it turns out one of the products is a glazed ham. His head looks like a glazed ham.

Thanks for spelling it out in decimal form. Keep up the good work and this sort of honesty will ensure the success of this site.

Bottle Sling - Invention Gallery .

Thanks for your support Bottle Sling. We appreciate the kind words.

If you could build anything on a website to help inventors, what would you build?

If you could truly have a one-stop resource, what would be helpful?

A list of companies that do and do not accept outside inventions. An example of the latter being Milton Bradley (Hasbro). Note: tokk the word ace only for the T.V. PR.
Also, what market and types of inventions they are more consdering of? Example: toy manufacturers are looking for electronic type games. Not partial like the word Ace.

A crystal ball that would connect me to licensees searching for what I have to offer. It would be a portal to another site teeming with visionary and enthusiastic members of my target market.

Maybe someday I'll meet the equivalent of Snow White's Prince Charming with a license agreement, but in the meantime, please check out my invention at Bottle Sling - Invention Gallery .

Hi What would be helpful -

There is an ongoing discussion in our forums about companies you can submit your invention to.  Click here to get to the Forum Discussion.

Alexis

AmericanInventorSpot.com Team

Davison is in for the money. They are expensive because they have the convenience of everything in one package. they prototype,market foot work, and sell. also do the patent work if get a co. aggreement. As far as marketing your invention? About the same as all inventions. A lottery ticket may be better for riches.

it's a business. I guess that's a good thing and a bad thing. he's still got some good ideas, whether you agree with his business or not. check out this interview with davison, pretty interesting.

if anyone cares enough to know what the inside scoop on this company is you can email inspiredcreator@yahoo.com

I should have known it was too good to be true! I submitted and idea to Davison corp a week ago. I have found No positive feedback at ALL regarding this company and found out it was a 100% scam. I told them to never contact me again and to take me off their list.

Its been 24 hrs and I am getting other telemarketing scam companies calling my cell phone since 6am this morning! Davison sold my information to other telemarketing companies since I refused to use their service!
I know they have done this because one simple fact... I have just changed my cell phone number 4 days ago and Davison is the ONLY company I have given it to since.

Beware to anyone who tries their service... They will sting you!

I just got off the phone with a Davison rep, and proceeded to fill out the questionaire online.
Gave a brief description of my idea, and of course, my cell#!! blah
Now after reading this, I'm wondering if they are in the business of taking peoples ideas for their own profit?
I don't think I'll be going with them after reading about all the problems people have been having with them.
Any responses would be appreciated.

I cant believe innocent people like you and myself are being ripped off by davison, it is disgusting what they are getting away with. I parted with £400 of money i really didnt have and i have lost it, all they did was post glossy magazines to me and print outs fromt the internet of a 'targetted' company for my idea. And he patent search can be done by anyone for free. They then said they need many thousands more dollars to proceed with a prototype for my idea. DONT DEAL with them. I dont know how they sleep at night.

I submitted my invention to them over a year ago. Someone from the firm called me. The whole conversation was him telling me I'd made mistakes - filing a patent was the first mistake. He insisted I couldn't possibly know enough about the technology to file a patent. He seemed to think he could insult me into using their firm.
For the last few months, they've been sending me emails almost daily. I've asked them to stop. They keep sending them. Badgering and insulting is not a way to get clients, but they'll keep at it. Steer clear!

I don't understand why this company is still around doing the same exact thing that they got busted for in 2005, 2006. They changed their name, but their business tactics are still the same. I am sure more people have been taken by their empty promises. How are they still getting away with this, and is there anything that can be done against them besides filing a complaint with the FTC? If there are enough people with complaints, can another class action suit be filed?

I decided to go with them a few months ago for my invention. Being from NJ from the beginning I was weary of this fast/ smooth talker. But I decided to go with them but made sure to charge the initial $600 to my Amex which if it didn't turn out good, I could dispute the charge within three months, which I just did a couple weeks ago. Still waiting on the result which I already know will be in my favor. I found it strange that I never got a receipt or anything, just had to give me credit card info over the phone. I also was lied to multiple times by the guy I was dealing with. I didn't call him out on it yet but he definitely slipped up on his game. I can't believe after all the bad experiences people had with this company I read online, that this scheme of a "business" could still be running. I wish someone could sue them again for what they're doing. They're getting rich and not really providing any thing of a service for it. Reminds me of a casino, except they pay out more often than Davison. "It's like selling dreams for cash"

i cant understand what has happened to you i submitted an idea to davison and i received a lot of feedback and they thought my idea was fantastic and it is going really well and it has gone on to the second stage so icant understand where these other people are coming from.