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When did USPS get involved in patents?
Other than delivering the application and relevant correspondence. But these days, it's almost entirely online.

At least that is the USPTO's goal. happy
Posted by: IT_User   Posted on: 07/28/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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May I patent the idea of reading this story?  BitTwiddler | 07/28/05
Is this even remotely patentable....  el1jones | 07/28/05
Next: Amazon patents method for exchanging money online for goods/services  billywill | 07/28/05
some already patented that...  el1jones | 07/28/05
How about...  andy_r | 07/28/05
Patents Patently Patented, Including Patent Leather and Patently Obvious  DaffyDuck | 07/28/05
Wellllll ......  Linux_4u! | 07/28/05
When did USPS get involved in patents?  IT_User | 07/28/05
My Next Patent  DaffyDuck | 07/28/05
This is so stupid.  xkmail | 07/28/05
The funny part is that "experts" at US Patent Office will accept that.  FirstNLastN | 07/28/05
It's really the sad part  IT_User | 07/28/05
NO PATENT FOR IDEAS, only for implementations and names, etc. (nt)  wessonjoe | 08/02/05

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