JOHN W JONES
Nursing at Golden Mdw Ln, Suwanee, GA
License number
Florida 1332421
Issued Date
Dec 18, 1998
Effective Date
Aug 15, 2013
Expiration Date
Jul 31, 2011
Category
Health Care
Type
Licensed Practical Nurse
Address
Address
505 Golden Meadows Ln, Suwanee, GA 30024
Phone
(770) 271-7113
Professional information
Financial Transaction Processing System
US Patent:
2006020, Sep 14, 2006
Filed:
May 15, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/433693
Inventors:
John Jones - Suwanee GA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
Assignee:
IVI Checkmate Corp. - Roswell GA
International Classification:
G06Q 99/00
US Classification:
705072000
Abstract:
An automated method provides an efficient arrangement for setting certain financial transactions using a debit point of sale transaction network, as opposed to routing over a credit network. The method and arrangement uses an onsite database of bank identification numbers to conduct a preliminary assessment of whether a particular card is debit capable, and appropriately processes the transaction information based on the preliminary assessment. The system preferably is also updated when a financial transaction is successfully completed as a debit transaction which the database did not initially identify as being debit capable. In this way, the database is continuously updated and over time, a more accurate database is achieved. The system can also be networked, such that information between databases is shard and improved, based on the network experience.
Financial Transaction Processing System
US Patent:
2006024, Oct 26, 2006
Filed:
May 15, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/433407
Inventors:
John Jones - Suwanee GA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
Assignee:
IVI Checkmate Corp. - Roswell GA
International Classification:
G06Q 99/00
US Classification:
705064000
Abstract:
An automated method provides an efficient arrangement for setting certain financial transactions using a debit point of sale transaction network, as opposed to routing over a credit network. The method and arrangement uses an onsite database of bank identification numbers to conduct a preliminary assessment of whether a particular card is debit capable, and appropriately processes the transaction information based on the preliminary assessment. The system preferably is also updated when a financial transaction is successfully completed as a debit transaction which the database did not initially identify as being debit capable. In this way, the database is continuously updated and over time, a more accurate database is achieved. The system can also be networked, such that information between databases is shard and improved, based on the network experience.
Financial Transaction Processing System
US Patent:
2002016, Nov 7, 2002
Filed:
May 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/863759
Inventors:
John Jones - Suwanee GA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
Harold Bray - Seminole FL, US
James Smith - Danville CA, US
Jeffrey Wakefield - Uxbridge MA, US
Gregory Sokolowski - Shrewsbury MA, US
Frank Decaro - Worcester MA, US
Paul Vermeulen - Tampa FL, US
Kumar Choudhuri - Marietta GA, US
David Janes - Marietta GA, US
Charles Brown - Lutz FL, US
Tom Golba - Livermore CA, US
Thomas Ammon - Mountain View CA, US
Karl Chrisman - Livermore CA, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/072000
Abstract:
The automated method of the present invention provides an efficient arrangement for setting certain financial transactions using a debit point of sale transaction network, as opposed to routing over a credit network. The method and arrangement uses an onsite database of bank identification numbers to conduct a preliminary assessment of whether a particular card is debit capable, and appropriately processes the transaction information based on the preliminary assessment. The system preferably is also updated when a financial transaction is successfully completed as a debit transaction which the database did not initially identify as being debit capable. In this way, the database is continuously updated and over time, a more accurate database is achieved. The system can also be networked, such that information between databases is shard and improved, based on the network experience.