No one would utter such nonsense other than Riley himself - good try Ron.
"the fact still remains that he has helped hundreds of inventors see the bigger picture, and drastically improved their odds of being successful inventors."
Who are these inventors Riley has helped - specifically? How has he improved their odds of success? by reading the information on your InventorEd website - which is available on fifty other websites? You're still exaggerating Ron. Maybe you have passion for Patent reform, but why all the fake credentials such as:
1) successful inventor,
2) invention advocate,
3) lobbyist,
4) journalist,
5) engineer and graduate of MIT,
6) President and Executive Director of countless non-functioning and ineffective organizations,
7) prestigious claims of close associations with powerful people you've never met.
How can you (Riley) reform the US Patent system? Nothing - Absolutely Nothing. I may be passionate about changing the Canadian medical system, but I don't pretend to have any influence in government - and I don't collect donations for claiming I can change the system. I also don't create fake organizations and use false credentials to deliberately deceive people into donating money for a cause I'm not qualified to fight for. I also don't try fooling the media, people in government, and those who are genuinely seeking expertise. I don't represent myself as having success when I have none.
"he has consistently taken significant amounts of money out of His pocket to help other inventors."
How do you know? More baloney - good try Ron.
"I can assure you that he has probably seen a loss every year for his efforts."
How do you know? Have you seen his tax returns? Very clever Ron.
"Mr. Riley is a very prolific and successful inventor"
Ha! Nobody but Riley himself would use the word "prolific" while describing his 'stature'. What the heck is prolific about him? And - where, oh where, are his inventions selling?
"The Angry Dude is probably a prominent patent attorney or clever agent that doesn't want to sully his reputation by rolling around in the muck with the clueless bloggers that routinely pat each other or Mike on the back here, which I happen to find somewhat pathetic."
Only Riley would use the word "muck", and only Riley accuses people randomly - like saying Angry Dude is a patent attorney. Notice his phrasology - pure Riley-esque. Riley likes to label his critics with "they are probably this or that" (of course, you're a personal enemy of Ron's if you dare disagree with him).
"Don't any of you guys have a job?"
And that's the kicker - a typical Riley euphemism - gottcha. Ron - you're so obvious - and so good at faking your own defense.
I was waiting for you to show-up here with your usual nonsense, exaggerations, and misleading comments.
Maybe you should ask Mike to track down all the IP addresses on this blog, so you can sue all of us - or report us to Big Brother. Maybe a 'Slapp suit' against everyone on this blog would be appropriate? - or better yet - how about a class action suit?
Ron - if there was anything about you that was legit, true or real - most people would be on your side. But, you're the worst kind of imposter - you constantly threaten others and accuse people of misrepresenting themselves - when you -are the biggest fake of all.
Rose, no, I am not affiliated with Dozier - nor do I care who wins the lawsuit. Most of you are concerned about 'freedom of speech' in the blogging community. This is not the reason for my concern, and I think we all know that everyone is entitled to their opinion.
In this case, even though the matter refers to Trademark infringement, you are witnessing the first thread of the Riley machine coming loose. This lawsuit is probably just a first step in the unraveling of Riley's million-dollar scheme/charade. So, even though you may think that Dozier is just defending a Trademark - there may be more serious allegations that will follow.
This issue is NOT about expressing opinions on blogs. That's not what is going on here. The First Ammendment protects everyone who expresses an opinion on a blog.
Think of it this way: Al Capone could only be found gulity of tax evasion.....get it?
http://www.dozier-internetlaw.org/ (or click on name above)
Riley's freedom of speech is NOT the issue here. The issue is cyber-bullying (now illegal in many States). Riley is a Cyber-Bully if ever there was one. He could be the poster child. IMO here are the issues that Riley must overcome:
1) commercial disparagement;
2) slander & libel;
3) copyright & trademark infringement;
4) misrepresentation of invention services;
5) offering patent advice without a law license;
6) offering to help inventors market their inventions without complying with State & Federal law.
7) not disclosing all income received;
8) misrepresentation as a non-profit organization;
9) Cyber-Bullying and;
10)misrepresentation of his credentials to Federal & State authorities.
In my opinion, Dozier is not suing Riley because he is a pest. There's so much more information you need to be aware of.
Riley has been accepting 'donations' of sizeable amounts (some believe in the range of hundreds of thousands of dollars) for the last 15 years. These 'contributions' come from unsuspecting inventors and others, who truly believe in his expertise as a successful inventor.
Riley has no financial success as an inventor, and no true expertise in the field. He's not a lobbyist and not a graduate of MIT. In other words, anyone could create a website with publicily available patent information, and pretend to be a patent expert (and rake in 'donations').
Why do you think he blogs here - and on countless other high-ranking blogs? To increase his Google rankings! Have you noticed the huge number of links he deposits here regularly? It's all about keeping his websites at the top of Google pages. He has no interest in what you're saying, nor any interest in having an intelligent discussion with you. If you've tried replying to any of his posts, he'll either attack your views, or ramble-on about some other ridiculous subject. He answers you this way, so he can use 'key words' that are picked up by the search-engines. The recent post by "Annonymous Coward" shows that (he) understands Riley's M.O. - and Mike should also.
Here's some "straight-talk": Riley is using high-ranking blogs - like Techdirt- to create additional links that boost the visibilty of his websites. His strategy of creating links, keeps his Google rankings high - and the higher his rankings - the more traffic he brings to his websites. For Riley it's a numbers game - and, the more traffic he brings to his websites - the more money he receives in the form of 'donations'. This is Riley's underlying motive for blogging on HIGH-Ranking Blogs. This is his real motive, and the desired result is to receive the maximum number of 'donations'.
You must understand that Riley is only interested in cashing-in on a Patent system that doesn't work. He has learned how to take advantage of it, and pretends to be an advocate for inventors. He has led many people to believe that he can help them market their inventions. He has probably circumvented the invention marketing laws by mis-categorizing the money he receives as (non-taxable) 'donations' - instead of (taxable) fees. The same Federal agencies that he claims to work with (The FTC and the IRS), should be looking into Riley's methods of operation and accounting practices.
As the Dozier lawsuit states, he was living in a mobile home in 1990, and saw an opportunity to make some money. He has become a master at keeping his 'search engine' rankings high, and drawing people onto his websites. Since Riley is always attacking invention marketing companies, most people are led to believe that Riley is fighting for their side. However, with all his fake credentials and who's-who nonsense, it is easy for Riley to convince people that he is a successful inventor. It would interesting to know what he tells people about his invention marketing abilities.
Now, for the cynics out there - I do not work for Dozier, nor do I care who wins the lawsuit. The important point is that Ronald J. Riley is being unmasked as a nobody who is pretending to be a Patent expert.
If Dozier had not sued Riley, someone would have sued him eventually. He may have fooled most of the people, most of the time - but, fortunately, he will not be fooling anyone any longer!
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Blogger 'Perry Mason' is Ronald J. Riley (imo).
No one would utter such nonsense other than Riley himself - good try Ron.
"the fact still remains that he has helped hundreds of inventors see the bigger picture, and drastically improved their odds of being successful inventors."
Who are these inventors Riley has helped - specifically? How has he improved their odds of success? by reading the information on your InventorEd website - which is available on fifty other websites? You're still exaggerating Ron. Maybe you have passion for Patent reform, but why all the fake credentials such as:
1) successful inventor,
2) invention advocate,
3) lobbyist,
4) journalist,
5) engineer and graduate of MIT,
6) President and Executive Director of countless non-functioning and ineffective organizations,
7) prestigious claims of close associations with powerful people you've never met.
How can you (Riley) reform the US Patent system? Nothing - Absolutely Nothing. I may be passionate about changing the Canadian medical system, but I don't pretend to have any influence in government - and I don't collect donations for claiming I can change the system. I also don't create fake organizations and use false credentials to deliberately deceive people into donating money for a cause I'm not qualified to fight for. I also don't try fooling the media, people in government, and those who are genuinely seeking expertise. I don't represent myself as having success when I have none.
"he has consistently taken significant amounts of money out of His pocket to help other inventors."
How do you know? More baloney - good try Ron.
"I can assure you that he has probably seen a loss every year for his efforts."
How do you know? Have you seen his tax returns? Very clever Ron.
"Mr. Riley is a very prolific and successful inventor"
Ha! Nobody but Riley himself would use the word "prolific" while describing his 'stature'. What the heck is prolific about him? And - where, oh where, are his inventions selling?
"The Angry Dude is probably a prominent patent attorney or clever agent that doesn't want to sully his reputation by rolling around in the muck with the clueless bloggers that routinely pat each other or Mike on the back here, which I happen to find somewhat pathetic."
Only Riley would use the word "muck", and only Riley accuses people randomly - like saying Angry Dude is a patent attorney. Notice his phrasology - pure Riley-esque. Riley likes to label his critics with "they are probably this or that" (of course, you're a personal enemy of Ron's if you dare disagree with him).
"Don't any of you guys have a job?"
And that's the kicker - a typical Riley euphemism - gottcha. Ron - you're so obvious - and so good at faking your own defense.
I was waiting for you to show-up here with your usual nonsense, exaggerations, and misleading comments.
Maybe you should ask Mike to track down all the IP addresses on this blog, so you can sue all of us - or report us to Big Brother. Maybe a 'Slapp suit' against everyone on this blog would be appropriate? - or better yet - how about a class action suit?
Ron - if there was anything about you that was legit, true or real - most people would be on your side. But, you're the worst kind of imposter - you constantly threaten others and accuse people of misrepresenting themselves - when you -are the biggest fake of all.
Re: Re: Copy of lawsuit against Ronald J. Riley
Rose, no, I am not affiliated with Dozier - nor do I care who wins the lawsuit. Most of you are concerned about 'freedom of speech' in the blogging community. This is not the reason for my concern, and I think we all know that everyone is entitled to their opinion.
In this case, even though the matter refers to Trademark infringement, you are witnessing the first thread of the Riley machine coming loose. This lawsuit is probably just a first step in the unraveling of Riley's million-dollar scheme/charade. So, even though you may think that Dozier is just defending a Trademark - there may be more serious allegations that will follow.
This issue is NOT about expressing opinions on blogs. That's not what is going on here. The First Ammendment protects everyone who expresses an opinion on a blog.
Think of it this way: Al Capone could only be found gulity of tax evasion.....get it?
DanC - You didn't read the post
If you had continued reading, you would have seen:
"3) copyright & trademark infringement;"
I'm sorry, but you are wrong - this is just the beginning of Riley's undoing - and the other 7 claims will become pertinent very soon.
Copy of lawsuit against Ronald J. Riley
Read the lawsuit for yourself and decide:
http://www.dozier-internetlaw.org/ (or click on name above)
Riley's freedom of speech is NOT the issue here. The issue is cyber-bullying (now illegal in many States). Riley is a Cyber-Bully if ever there was one. He could be the poster child. IMO here are the issues that Riley must overcome:
1) commercial disparagement;
2) slander & libel;
3) copyright & trademark infringement;
4) misrepresentation of invention services;
5) offering patent advice without a law license;
6) offering to help inventors market their inventions without complying with State & Federal law.
7) not disclosing all income received;
8) misrepresentation as a non-profit organization;
9) Cyber-Bullying and;
10)misrepresentation of his credentials to Federal & State authorities.
In my opinion, Dozier is not suing Riley because he is a pest. There's so much more information you need to be aware of.
Riley has been accepting 'donations' of sizeable amounts (some believe in the range of hundreds of thousands of dollars) for the last 15 years. These 'contributions' come from unsuspecting inventors and others, who truly believe in his expertise as a successful inventor.
Riley has no financial success as an inventor, and no true expertise in the field. He's not a lobbyist and not a graduate of MIT. In other words, anyone could create a website with publicily available patent information, and pretend to be a patent expert (and rake in 'donations').
Why do you think he blogs here - and on countless other high-ranking blogs? To increase his Google rankings! Have you noticed the huge number of links he deposits here regularly? It's all about keeping his websites at the top of Google pages. He has no interest in what you're saying, nor any interest in having an intelligent discussion with you. If you've tried replying to any of his posts, he'll either attack your views, or ramble-on about some other ridiculous subject. He answers you this way, so he can use 'key words' that are picked up by the search-engines. The recent post by "Annonymous Coward" shows that (he) understands Riley's M.O. - and Mike should also.
Here's some "straight-talk": Riley is using high-ranking blogs - like Techdirt- to create additional links that boost the visibilty of his websites. His strategy of creating links, keeps his Google rankings high - and the higher his rankings - the more traffic he brings to his websites. For Riley it's a numbers game - and, the more traffic he brings to his websites - the more money he receives in the form of 'donations'. This is Riley's underlying motive for blogging on HIGH-Ranking Blogs. This is his real motive, and the desired result is to receive the maximum number of 'donations'.
You must understand that Riley is only interested in cashing-in on a Patent system that doesn't work. He has learned how to take advantage of it, and pretends to be an advocate for inventors. He has led many people to believe that he can help them market their inventions. He has probably circumvented the invention marketing laws by mis-categorizing the money he receives as (non-taxable) 'donations' - instead of (taxable) fees. The same Federal agencies that he claims to work with (The FTC and the IRS), should be looking into Riley's methods of operation and accounting practices.
As the Dozier lawsuit states, he was living in a mobile home in 1990, and saw an opportunity to make some money. He has become a master at keeping his 'search engine' rankings high, and drawing people onto his websites. Since Riley is always attacking invention marketing companies, most people are led to believe that Riley is fighting for their side. However, with all his fake credentials and who's-who nonsense, it is easy for Riley to convince people that he is a successful inventor. It would interesting to know what he tells people about his invention marketing abilities.
Now, for the cynics out there - I do not work for Dozier, nor do I care who wins the lawsuit. The important point is that Ronald J. Riley is being unmasked as a nobody who is pretending to be a Patent expert.
If Dozier had not sued Riley, someone would have sued him eventually. He may have fooled most of the people, most of the time - but, fortunately, he will not be fooling anyone any longer!