InventHelp Customer Service Issues

In October of [redacted], I excitedly shared my idea with Inventhelp, expecting help with designing, patenting, and marketing it, as promised by Alonso Rivera in Burbank. Unfortunately, what I received was a basic design that didn't meet specifications after spending $[redacted]. Despite three revisions, there was minimal improvement and communication was challenging without any in-person meetings. I believe that Inventhelp's actions are misleading and deceptive, bordering on fraudulent, regardless of any signed agreements. I've seen many dissatisfied customers share similar experiences. I plan to use social media, the Better Business Bureau, consumer affairs, and any available platform to expose Inventhelp's poor business practices and prevent others from experiencing the disappointment and frustration I have faced.

Dear Sir, Letter of Proposal for New Automotive Invention Ideas I am an innovative young auto designer with groundbreaking ideas for the automotive industry. I have developed modern car and truck models that I believe can revolutionize the global auto-technology sector. My inventive designs include features like "Dual-single exterior car body design product" and "umbrella-pattern convertible car roof design." I seek collaboration with your organization to further develop and commercialize these concepts. I have a passion for automotive design and a strong desire to work with professionals who can help bring my ideas to life. By combining our expertise, we can transform these initial prototypes into professional concept and product designs that attract foreign investors. You can view some of my automotive invention ideas on Instagram under pioneeringinnovation. I hope for your support in advancing these innovative products and look forward to a positive response. Thank you for your cooperation and best regards, Inventor OT.

To Whom It May Concern, Good morning, my name is Brian Sharkey, and I reside in North Arlington, New Jersey. I wanted to share my thoughts on Life Alert's product. I believe that for the elderly, it may not be entirely effective in case of emergency, particularly if they are injured and unable to push the button for help. I suggest incorporating a voice command feature where the user can verbally activate the alert. This would streamline the process and ensure quick assistance without the need for multiple questions. For example, a unique phrase like "Betty boop Betty boop" could be used to trigger the alert discreetly. One challenge I've considered is how to activate the alert if the user is unconscious. Finding a solution for this scenario would be beneficial for the elderly's safety in emergencies. Thank you, Brian Sharkey