Re: Welcoming New FileShopper Document Providers

It would be very helpful if PIUG end user members would contribute their
opinions on this, even if its only an "I agree" or an "I disagree." As
far as I can tell, Jim's post is perfectly in line with the PIUG
Guidelines for Commercial Postings ( http://www.piug.org/listcg.html
<http://www.piug.org/listcg.html> ). Now we have one irate response and
one favorable response. If a significant number of members agree with
the irate response, the guidelines should be revised.

Mark Schisler wrote:


Rob:
 
You may view the message from Mr. Turner as spam, but others may be
interested. I see few postings of this type on the listserver . It is
easy to just delete or ignore as you wish.
 
I waste more time in dealing with the junk mail in my snail mail
mailbox. Envelopes to be opened, papers to be put in the recycling
box... Simply hitting the delete message key for unwanted email is
simple and efficient.
 
My apologies to those that read this rant, and think I may be wasting
their time. I am done and will not continue this thread. We all get
too much junk mail, mea culpa.
mark

----- Original Message -----
From: Rob <mailto:patsearcher_at_yahoo.com> Rosenstein
To: Jim Turner <mailto:jturner_at_fileshopper.com> ; PIUG-L_at_derwent.co.uk
<mailto:PIUG-L_at_derwent.co.uk>
Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 4:28 PM
Subject: Re: Welcoming New FileShopper Document Providers


Dear Mr. Turner,

 

The Patent Information Discussion List is not a free advertising message
board! I feel that an ad of this type without a person from the
discussion list asking for information about your services is just SPAM.
I understand that you would like to get your message across but there is
a more professional way to do so. Am I now to put a SPAM blocker on my
PIUG Discussion list e-mails?

 

Thanks for your time,

Rob


Jim Turner <mailto:jturner_at_fileshopper.com> <jturner_at_fileshopper.com>
wrote:

Dear PIUG,
 
Just a quick note to notify members of the PIUG that FileShopper.com has
some great new document providers and a far greater inventory of
electronic file histories than before.
 
Since the beginning of the year we have welcomed:
 
Advanced Patent Services
www.advancedpatentservices.com <http://www.advancedpatentservices.com/>
 
Arrow Intellectual Property Services
 
World Patent Services
www.world-patent.com <http://www.world-patent.com/>
 
 
Our combined inventory is now close to 125,000 Electronic File
Histories.
 
These providers of US File Histories join our existing US providers:


 

Patent Providers Inc.

www.patentproviders.com <http://www.patentproviders.com/>

 

Patent Value Predictor

www.patentvaluepredictor.com <http://www.patentvaluepredictor.com/>

 

If you are in need of file history copies and want to find out who has
it available today, visit www.FileShopper.com
<http://www.fileshopper.com/> and click on the search link. This
screen will search the inventories of all these providers and find the
provider than can deliver the file the fastest. If the document you
require is not in any of these document provider inventories, you can
place an order online and request that the file be added to our
inventory.

 

If you would like more information about FileShopper, send an email to
jturner_at_fileshopper.com <mailto:jturner_at_fileshopper.com> .

 

 
 



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