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BrianCreeksEnd 
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When I click on Patent information I get this error.
message "Too many requests"
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This happens when internet bots scan HelpMeFind and overwhelm it. It usually only lasts a few minutes.
This is a tough one to solve as many bots do not respect standard website indexing/scanning rules and follow EVERY link on HMF. We continue to work on a solution.
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Thank you for the update.
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15 NOV by
jedmar
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It is also the USPTO that has created hurdles.
Go directly on your browser to "Patent Public Search". Click "Basic Search". Type the number as PP18473.
If you get a message like try later, just open simultaneously a second browser window with Patent Public Search. That usually works.
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Thank You!. I have for several years tried to figure out how to do a patent search on that site.
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Hello, I'm new here and am trying to find information about the patent status for Abraham Darby. I have searched for it and clicked on the USPTO patent button, but the requests returns an error, "too many requests". Maybe I'm not using the site properly? Any help on either is appreciated.
Thanks.
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If by "patent status" you mean, Can you propagate AD, yes you can. PVP lasts 20 yrs., US patent was issued in 1989 and would have expired in 2009. If you want to sell it you might have to use the AUSname, but those names have proved no barrier to Ebay sellers who have making a lot of money on off patent English roses.
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Yes I am asking if I can propagate and sell. I also wondered about the name as I have read they can be trademarked and those last longer than the patent. I'll use the AUScot registration name.
Thank you very much.
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