Sandor H Cenziper

US Patent:

20020102527, Aug 1, 2002

Filed:

Jan 26, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/770821

Inventors:

Michael Beck - North Palm Beach FL, US
Charles Polston - Tulsa OK, US
Sandor Cenziper - Boca Raton FL, US
Robert Moore - West Palm Beach FL, US
John Thompson - Oklahoma City OK, US

International Classification:

G09B025/00

US Classification:

434/373000

Abstract:

A method and sampling system are provided for sampling and marketing fluid replacement services. Once an automobile arrives at the service facility, the automobile service technician quickly obtains fluid samples from the various systems of an automobile. While the consumer provides relevant information relating to the vehicle to a customer service technician, the automobile service technician places the fluid samples into receptacles allowing the consumer to visually inspect the condition of each fluid. The service technician then provides new fluids in proximity to the actual fluids of the engine to allow a side-by-side comparison of the visual condition of the fluids. The samples are then presented to the consumer while the consumer is in contact with the customer service technician to allow the consumer to make a determination as to whether the fluids must be replaced.

US Patent:

20030190595, Oct 9, 2003

Filed:

Apr 9, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/410100

Inventors:

Michael Beck - North Palm Beach FL, US
Charles Polston - Tulsa OK, US
Sandor Cenziper - Boca Raton FL, US
Robert Moore - West Palm Beach FL, US
John Thompson - Oklahoma City OK, US

Assignee:

BG PRODUCTS, INC.

International Classification:

G09B025/00

US Classification:

434/374000

Abstract:

A method and sampling system are provided for sampling and marketing fluid replacement services. Once an automobile arrives at the service facility, the automobile service technician quickly obtains fluid samples from the various systems of an automobile. While the consumer provides relevant information relating to the vehicle to a customer service technician, the automobile service technician places the fluid samples into receptacles allowing the consumer to visually inspect the condition of each fluid. The service technician then provides new fluids in proximity to the actual fluids of the engine to allow a side-by-side comparison of the visual condition of the fluids. The samples are then presented to the consumer while the consumer is in contact with the customer service technician to allow the consumer to make a determination as to whether the fluids must be replaced.