see whats happening with it. (I know they received the idea). This is so I can approach others if they are not interested. Although they have never replied to my messages/calls. The reason this is getting to me now as I was decent enough to send it to them so why don't they at least reply to my request. What should I do????????|||If you didn't register your idea (formally) with a patent or at the design office, then you can say goodbye to the rights!
The FA wouldn't want another organisation to use your idea, so they won't tell you they don't want it.
You need to take good advice before sharing stuff like this.
Besides, the FA couldn't run a bath anyway...|||Find a new investment idea.|||Why on Earth would you send an unsolicited business idea to anybody? Why not try to present it in person and sell it to them face to face? Face it, they either trashed your idea or stole it.|||That kind of info is sent everyday to business and manufacturers, if you think it worth it market it yourself, good luck|||should've copyrited it, they've probably taken the idea and used it as their own.|||They're probably not interested. Do you know how many people send in 'business ideas' to the FA every day? Hundreds. And, let's be honest, most of them are going to be rubbish, aren't they?
It takes a while to sort the correspondence. If your idea genuinely has any merit, and if it was properly supported by convincing evidence of the economic, marketing and consumer research you've undoubtedly revealed in developing your idea for them, they will contact you for a meeting when they think the time is right.
Why not send them another letter summarising the idea you sent them? Ringing them won't get you a response -- they're busy people and have lots of 'gatekeepers' in place to prevent speculators from bothering them before they're ready to respond.
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