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You can contact the customer service of Invent Help calling Invent Help's phone numbers.
Headquarters:
- (412) 288-1300
- (800) 468-3684
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Customers Contact Invent Help to Ask about:
Request for Information Question:
- “About my invention” , Review # 1770822
- “Chech my invention status”
- “I need to request a another copy of my E contract that was sent to me about my invention I can no longer find it in my email” , Review # 1707793
Product/ Service Question:
- “I have an invention”
- “Idea”
- “I have a invention Ineed help”
Payments and Charges Question:
- “Payments questions”
- “Payment”
- “Mishandled money”
Refund Question:
- “Refund”
Shipping and Delivery Question:
- “Un recieved product”
Other Question:
- “I have an invention”
- “Idea”
- “Info”
About
Pros: Supportive and knowledgeable they were about patents, Steal you idea, Professional service, Non
Cons: Way they stole my invention, Way they simply refused to work with me, Way my idea was taken and made into their own, No safety manufactor
InventHelp is a leading inventor service company.
Our company was established in 1984. InventHelp employs more than 100 people at our headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which include researchers, illustrators, writers as well as customer service representatives and other staff. InventHelp maintains the largest network of regional sales offices of any similar firm: 60+ cities in the US, Canada, Germany and Australia.
InventHelp has made its corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for over thirty years. We can assist you in trying to submit your inventions or new product ideas to industry. We do not promise that you can obtain profits from our efforts. InventHelp can also refer you to an independent licensed patent attorney to provide a preliminary patent search and opinion. Based on the opinion, the attorney may then help prepare and file a US patent application for the idea with the US Patent and Trademark Office.
