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They Stole My Jump Rope

But They Cannot Steal

My Voice

From American Dream

At just seven years old, my passion for competitive jump rope ignited a fire within me. 

My passion led me to five world championships and a thriving U.S. manufacturing business with 45 dedicated employees and two US jump rope patents granted by the USPTO.

My patented jump rope technology revolutionized the sport of fitness and the future of jump ropes- I was “that” person, the American Dream!

To American Nightmare

As an innovator people steal your ideas. 

Over a decade of building my business, more than 150 companies stole my patented invention. 

When I turned to the USPTO—the very agency that granted me my patents—to defend my rights, they cancelled my patents and destroyed my business. 

They lied to me and continue to lie to thousands of inventors across America, destroying small businesses without hesitation. 

You won’t hear about this betrayal in the mainstream media, because it reveals a disgusting truth: big corporations are buying the laws they want, directly from Congress.

That’s why my story has become one of the most uncomfortably known in Congress—a sickening scam that exposes the rot in a system meant to protect us.

Fight With Me

Being an athlete my entire life, I accept losing a game. 

This is not a game. 

This is our lives.

The USPTO is selling us a lie and an unjust, un-American con of a system that is destroying people’s lives.

I will never get my patents back but my voice can create change for you.

I need a million more voices to join me. 

Join me in this fight. Start by signing my petition and supporting my real inventors, like me. 

Sign my petition.

Coming Soon

Stay tuned for Molly's signature "FIGHT" rope.

Let's connect

I have connected with hundreds of inventors over the years and listened to their devastating stories. I have become more knowledgeable in patent law than I ever thought I would be. I have a knack for bringing people together, so if you have a patent or a question about your invention, please contact me. I will try to help.