Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 21:30:20 +0000 (UTC) From: "unknown soldier" <unknown.soldiernospamnopsamenworld.com> Subject: Re: do any....
i have already got those ideas in place, but thanks for backing up my original thoughts tho'. i've tried the direct contact thing with the website some time ago with a reply saying that if Saab AB were interested, they would e-mail me back, however, i was not silly enough to disclose the idea. does anyone know how long a reply takes?? tia us :-))) ps cheers for the previous advice "Ken Freeman" <kenfreemannopsamlepc.com> wrote in message news:url54lnadmje7dnopsam.supernews.com... > This is very good advice. I work for a Tier 1 auto supplier, and this is > standard practice before discussing potential intellectual property. > > Ken > > "Morgan Bullard" <mjbullardnopsampammersdie.earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:r0pu9.5568$Fj6.489013nopsamread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net... > > Before disclosing your idea, you should document it and get an inpartial > witness, such as a notary public > > to stamp, date and sign it. That way in the event of a dispute, you can > prove "prior art" showing the > > idea to be yours. Also try to get a non-disclosure agreement. I am not a > patent attourney, and you may > > want to consult one first. (they can help you with the non-disclosure > agreement. ) > > > > "Henrik B." <saabnopsamlixnet._nospam_dk> wrote in message > news:vVku9.178331$Qk5.6209078nopsam010.worldonline.dk... > > > John Davies wrote: > > > :: I don't think you will have much luck by working through a newsgroup. > > > :: Why don't you write directly to SaabUSA (if you are in the USA)? > > > > > > I would avoid Saab USA and go directly to the factory in Sweden. > Otherwise > > > you might risk that an employee at Saab USA takes the decision that the > > > "invention" isn't anything for Saab, without even consulting Sweden. > > > > > > No, "unknown soldier" should use the contact mail address at the > Saab.com > > > > International site. > > > > > > Cheers! > > > > > > > > > > > > >
