inventRight, LLC Stephen Key Andrew Krauss All Hype, Poor Help and Little Hope for Licensing Inventions

I'm General Public that read your report on inventright. I've been thinking about taking their course myself, yes they are very expensive. What I can't believe is you knew you were behind on your mortgage on your house and you took a Gamble with an invention to put yourself on the street.

It's up to you to check the sell sheet, you act like you didn't have enough sense to see your own phone number wasn't right and you blame them. That's what's wrong with United States now people like you, that make their own mistakes and can't own up to it sorry your butt sore someone needed to tell you this

I am the founder of InventorRescue.com Please reach out to us so we can learn more about what happened and possibly help you. You are NOT ALONE!!!

First of all, I have NEVER been so frustrated with a pricey service such as inventRight's in my life!!! Their graphics department seemed INCAPABLE of understanding my invention and repeatedly illustrated it incorrectly despite my instructions.

The coach finally had to intervene on my behalf which included lengthy delays due to excuses such as vacations, etc., by the graphics department. I seriously questioned the competency of inventRight as they were unable to accurately depict the simplest of designs.

Then, it was discovered after that infuriating experience during which I wanted a refund that, despite conveying all of my contact information to the graphics department accurately, they then put the wrong telephone number on the sell sheet!!!

I have NO idea where they got the number from that was printed. It was not remotely close to mine. After sending out the sell sheet to several companies prior to discovering the wrong number, there is a good possibility that those companies attempted to call me but my credibility would have been destroyed when reaching a totally unrelated party.

Who would want to do business with someone who may have appeared to be a fly-by-night or unsituated or unstable in their professional location?   

Insofar as getting no positive response, I researched thoroughly the companies in the U.S. that manufactured similar products to mine. I contacted each one of them via phone and followed up numerous times after being directed to the proper person. I followed their instructions implicitly insofar as contacting the correct person/department.

I kept a whiteboard with each company listed and a running record of my weekly/monthly outreach to them. They either emailed or called indicating their dis-interest or simply failed to respond at all, never returning my calls.

So, don't inventRight dare accuse me of not aggressively pursuing the licensing of my product. Claiming that licensing a product will be achieved utilizing inventRight's guidance is simply not realistic. I have seen other testimonies online after my own experience reflecting the reality of not achieving licensing utilizing inventRight's services and their profound disappointment. 

My experience with inventRight was quite disillusioning. For all of their self-promotion, their delivery was very disappointing and unprofessional for the money charged. It appeared that their primary goal was just to sign people up.

Caution should always be undertaken when laying down large amounts of money for services such as inventRight's. Initial investigation vis a vis targeted questioning and research should be undertaken prior to risking one's hard-earned money that may be lost with no tangible results.  

Bette: Your review is surprising considering how much we helped you. Then again, four months after your 6-month membership ended, you demanded your money back and threatened to post about our company negatively online if what you paid was not refunded.

During your membership, you did not mention wanting your money back, nor did you share any of the complaints outlined here. Because you were frustrated with the delivery time of your virtual prototype, we refunded the $99 you spent on that and provided you with a beautiful virtual prototype as well as a sell sheet you could send to companies.  

You told us that your coach was very encouraging. You seemed to have turned this into a negative stating that he misled you since you didn’t license the product. When you look at the marketing copy on our website and our YouTube show, you will not find any “get rich quick” language. In fact, if making money quickly is your goal, we recommend against licensing. Inventing and bringing products to market requires commitment and determination. Often, it takes years for a student to land a deal.

In reviewing our notes, your coach had 21 calls with you over 6 months and 156 support emails were sent as we helped you with your product. 

You stated that you submitted to 20 companies and not a single one got back to you. If you were using the approach we teach, that’s simply not possible. We teach our students how to get a ‘no’ from as many companies as possible and to move forward with the companies that are interested.

If you didn’t get a single ‘no’ from even one company, it’s because you didn’t put in the work/gave up too soon. I see you submitted through a lot of company online portals. That’s fine, but you need to use LinkedIn and the phone as well. If you aren’t getting at least some ‘no’s’ you are not really reaching out to companies.

You had a huge number of revisions with our Design Studio for your sell sheet and we fully accommodated all of them resulting in a beautiful sell sheet. During your many revisions, it was your job to review your sell sheet and let us know any corrections. You had many opportunities to let us know the phone number listed was incorrect. About 95% of the time, companies will email you when they show interest, not call.

We are wary of overselling licensing as a business model. It’s all too easy to take advantage of inventors. The reality is: Most products won’t get licensed. Of those that do, some never make it to market. And when products do make it to market, it’s quite often a year before you start to see substantial royalties on a deal.

Licensing is FAR from a get-rich-quick scheme. It’s a very legit way to make money over time, but not overnight.

We also had our bookkeeper look over the total money you’ve spent with us. You spent $3,194 with us, not over $4,000 as you have stated. You also had a virtual prototype order done for $99 that was refunded because you were upset with the delivery time. — Cofounders 

No response whatsoever has been received from inventRight to my report despite emailing them the link. They obviously have no desire to communicate with their clients when they have concerns and complaints. They simply turn their back on them. How convenient. 

Just another warning to not get involved with them. The quality of their services does not match the exorbitant cost. There are many community inventor organizations around the country that you can join for very little that meet on a regular basis, feature prominent speakers and offer inventor assistance with their projects. inventRight is most assuredly a rip-off.