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Re: coolerheadsprevail post# 11365

Friday, 06/14/2013 1:15:30 AM

Friday, June 14, 2013 1:15:30 AM

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Quote "35 U.S.C. § 286 expressly limits recovery of past damages to the 6 year period leading up to the filing date. If you are going to pump, at least pump intelligently. To say that WDDD intentionally waited until the last minute is laughable. It is NEVER better to wait longer than necessary as it COSTS you money in the form of one less year of future royalty revenues. In addition, waiting too long exposes you to laches. Just ask VRNG how that worked out for them.

Reply:"Clarification" Patents have a expiration date of 20yrs (under usual circumstances),they have up to 6yrs after to file for a lawsuit against those who infringed with in that 20yrs. Even if they filed a lawsuit 6 yrs later they can still only receives compensation for the 20yrs the patent was good for, not 26yrs.

*coolerheadsprevail was correct in that the statue of limitations is 6yrs.

Eliminating expenses (COSTS) has the same effect as increasing revenue. Therefor why add additional expenses, time,resources, overhead etc etc. Especially when you already have a billion dollar company (Activision) doing all the leg work(marketing, financing, managing).......Laches are inevitable when it comes to the justice system.

It does not take a genius to figure out "why fix something if its not broken" or in this case "why sell something when someone else is already selling it for us and doing a better job than we could

If you have made money off the stock market you have pumped and dumped, the question is how long were you pumpnnn?.. I have been following this for a very very long time.

Let the green grass grow GLTU Cheers