Mark Reyland's quote on Edison Nation forum
As far as industry inventions – I’ve invented several things including 3D Vehicle Wraps (http://www.innovativebrand.com/) and several other technologies that I can’t really talk about publicly because they are either in development or involved in deal negotiations.
On the retail products side of things I created and/or developed…..
The Game Paw (Cat style foam finger) Cincinnati Bengals Style, UC and UK
The University of Cincinnati Mascot Basketball Figure
The University of Kentucky Mascot Basketball Figure
Let’s take a look at Mark’s Game Paw (Cat style foam finger), the University of Cincinnati Mascot Basketball Figure and the University of Kentucky Mascot Basketball Figure.
Mark, if you invented the products how come none of them are on the market “for sale”. I/WE don’t see anything indicating you have a Licensing agreement with the National Football League (NFL), the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) or the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC). Did he think no one would ever ask that question at some point? Hmmmm I guess Conmen/liars do screw up don’t they.
Read the Licensing Rules below.
Years ago a friend was looking into licensing a product to the NFL (same rules apply to the college, NCAA)
1st. Your product has to be approved.
2nd. you sign an agreement to pay them an upfront licensing fee. They are NOT licensing from the product, the product is licensing the team name!
3rd. Once you get over the hefty name licensing fee(over $100,000.00), you now sign another agreement stating you will give them an ongoing royalty. None of this 2% stuff either.
4th. The royalty MUST meet a minimum each year for the duration of the contract. Again, usually in the hundreds of thousands.
If Reyland had this, don't you think he would be tooting his horn all over the place? Chances are more so that he never took the time to learn the process and knew nothing of the procedure and could actually be showing off some illegal (pirated) designs which he could be sued over. If he has the documentation showing he has the rights to produce these pieces, by all means, show them and we'll remove this. We're confident we're right and he has no such documentation.
As I’m trying to figure out if all the other foam fingers on the market are infringing on Mark’s so called “Game Paw”. Or is he infringing on theirs. Im sure he will say he isn’t because his product is a different size and made out of a state of the art foam he formulated/invented……That’s the same quote he made when Tania found out he was added to her Provisional Patent Application by his “former “Patent Attorney/Business Partner Mark Smith. Mark thinks because he decided on the size of Tania’s product and material he has to be listed as a co-inventor. GeeWizz she could of proved her invention concept with a Fruit Roll UP or huge Tootsie Roll and Mark want to claim co-inventor status.. He probably thinks he invented silicone rubber also since the product was made out of it.
We hear he tried being co-inventor because of the packaging? Who cares how the packaging is? She did know the size and even the material used. Mark even denies how the manufacturer makes them. He says there's no glue holding the 2 parts together when there clearly is and the manufacturer states there is. So who doesn't know how it's made, Reyland?
Maybe he invented these fingers also…..
Anyone can google Mark Reyland’s Game Paw (Cat style foam finger), the University of Cincinnati Mascot Basketball Figure and the University of Kentucky Mascot Basketball Figure. See what you come up with in your research. I’m betting it’s all his info he wrote or promoted. Nothing but Lies at the end of the day!
Hey inventor with the disposable bib, listed on Match Product (from Invention Home), be careful! He was after your invention just over a year ago! He searched down the patent, couldn't find it and wanted to develop it as his own!
Stay tuned for More of Mark Reyland’s lies.
Next up 3D Vehicle Wraps and how they arent patented like Mark says they are
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