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Title: How to Avoid Patent, Marketing & Invention Company Scams: Wow! Wha a Great Idea...Now What? by Martin C. Smith ISBN: 1-56825-020-7 Publisher: Rainbow Books, Inc. Pub. Date: June, 1995 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $9.95

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Average Customer Rating: 2.75 (4 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Great Book to use to get a new idea to market
Comment: I bought this book! I enjoyed this book. It was easy reading and the outlines really helped me. If you have ever tried to find books on new product ideas, then one would know how hard it is to find an easy to read new product book. Buy this book just to receive the Non-Discloseure agreement. It's free within this book!

Rating: 1
Summary: Buyer Beware!!!
Comment: I'm just sorry that there was nothing lower to give than 1 star....isn't there a NEGATIVE star to be given. Terrible book. Wasted money. The 5 star review is just a very sad attempt by the author to fool the buyer.

Rating: 5
Summary: Excelent, brief accurate guide for any one and inventors
Comment: A book such as "How to Avoid Patent, Marketing & Invention Company Scams..." is useful to any one, inventor or just someone with lots of ideas. After reading it, I didn't feel aprehension or fear about developing ideas I've had for years. It's a useful, easy to read guide that outlines the basic procedures for safely developing my patent. Most importantly, it showed me what to watch out for during the development of my product. It is something I would definetly recommend to someone who doesn't want to read "wordy" stories. It's concise and to the point, so I can quickly work on my development and not forget about what I read earlier in the book.