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Re: Invisible gold :): msg#00347finance.e-gold.user
Probably the best thing to do here would be to read the actual patent filing. If the "scientist's" claims are vague enough, he may simply be trying to prevent anyone else from ever releasing anything like it. Of course, this might be a moot point, since it's a bit of a known trick to never actually allow a patent to be finalised, but rather keep it "patent pending", because your idea is still protected, but you can keep changing and adding to your patent claims as you wish (apparently some people/companies do this to help squash potential competitors). > > I'm still suspicious. > > > -- Patrick |
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