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Protecting Your Idea
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I've just come up with (what I think is) a really good idea that could increase public safety. I want to get it out there so it can be put into operation (assuming it actually makes sense, not just seems to, to me), but I also would like some remuneration. Question: How can I protect my idea and make sure that, if it's taken up, I can benefit from it as well? I'm not in a position to just 'call my solicitor' and get him to deal with it. I also know it might be useful to write it all down, with sketches, etc., and post it to myself, then keep it, unopened... but not sure how much actual legal protection that would provide. Any sensible ideas, anyone??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks for that, back2tigga, I've had a quick look. Seems to be a scam company, as evidenced by all the stuff here: http://inventors.ca/ite.questions/
I've already emailed the Patent Office, so I think I'll wait and see what their advice is, but I appreciate your suggestion all the same.