Mr Tree
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Hello – I’m new to the forum. It seems the best for inventor opinion. I live in the golden state’s capital, and turned 25 on Black Friday; the night of a full moon. Likely, I’ll become a creative protégé and self-made millionaire in the near future. I’ve surmised toy making as my most creative style of inventing, and strongest bet as of now. From what I’ve taken, I may be able to assign authorship copyrights while allowing the assignee to establish a manufacture patent of their own causes and intentions (feel free to advise this).
However… I have no innitial funding, and would appreciate learning of any major toy brokers who work on a commissional basis. Alternatively, of investors who fund broker fees, so I may skurry through this innitial hurdle of getting started at all.
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Mr Tree
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Thanks for that, as it gave me a better understanding of fee pricing. But I believe there may be more to the story, based on this legal definition:
“Broker: An individual or firm who serves as an agent for others in negotiating contracts, purchases, or sales, in return for a fee or commission.”
So, notice it says fee or commission, and not and/or. This caused some confusion for me. But I was always planning on making independent submissions if I couldn’t find a commissional broker.
And if anyone is interested, just FYI – the difference between an agent and manager is that agents work by fee/commission, whereas managers work by a monthly payment. Thanks again.
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Roger Brown
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Insider Points
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You may want to read this thread on Toy Brokers http://www.edisonnation.com/forums/other/topics... Use the green search button on the top right to help find other threads on this topic and others.
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