George Lee Lee

7742985, Jun 22, 2010

Jun 26, 2003

10/608525

Giacomo Digrigoli - San Francisco CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US

PayPal Inc. - San Jose CA

G06Q 40/00

705 39, 705 40

A method and apparatus for facilitating online payment transactions in multiple currencies between participants of a network-based transaction facility are described. In one embodiment, a user interface is communicated to a sender via a communications network. The user interface facilitates sender input with respect to a desired currency in which a payment to a recipient is to be made. Further, data identifying a sender-selected currency is received from the sender via the communications network. In response, information identifying a current exchange rate for conversion between the sender-selected currency and a sender primary currency is communicated to the sender via the communications network. If the sender confirms the payment in the sender-selected currency, the recipient is informed about the payment in the sender-selected currency.

8055582, Nov 8, 2011

Jun 18, 2010

12/818935

Giacomo Digrigoli - San Francisco CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US

PayPal Inc. - San Jose CA

G06Q 40/00

705 39, 705 30

A method and apparatus for facilitating online payment transactions in multiple currencies between participants of a network-based transaction facility are described. In one embodiment, an exchange rate associated with a currency is stored in a database. The exchange rate is received from a third party system and is associated with a rate expiration date. One or more payment transactions conducted in the currency are also stored. A determination is made whether a determinable time period has expired, whereby the determinable time period is set to expire prior to the rate expiration date. In response to the determinable time period expiring, instructions are sent to the third party system to execute trades on the one or more payment transactions using the stored exchange rate.

8165544, Apr 24, 2012

Mar 17, 2009

12/405594

Ninh Tran - San Francisco CA, US
Timothy Li - San Jose CA, US
Gladys Yuen Yan Wong - Fremont CA, US
George Lee - San Jose CA, US
Todd Tokubo - Newark CA, US
Ken Yeung - Cupertino CA, US
Ronak Anjan Chokshi - Fremont CA, US

Marvell World Trade Ltd. - St. Michael

H04B 7/08
H04B 1/44

455132, 455 78

A radio frequency (RF) front-end configured to share transmissions and receptions of Bluetooth signals and WLAN signals. In an exemplary embodiment, the RF front-end comprises a first path coupled between an antenna and a transceiver dedicated to transmissions of the WLAN signals; a second path coupled between the antenna and the transceiver dedicated to simultaneous receptions of the Bluetooth signals and the WLAN signals; and a third path coupled between the antenna and the transceiver. The third path may be dedicated to transmissions only of the Bluetooth signals when a WLAN link is active; and transmissions and receptions of the Bluetooth signals when the WLAN link is active and in a power save state, and when the WLAN link is inactive.

8204840, Jun 19, 2012

Dec 10, 2007

11/953244

Dhanurjay A. S. Patil - Belmont CA, US
Timothy M. Murphy - San Mateo CA, US
Hugo Olliphant - San Francisco CA, US
Brian Andrew Phillips - San Francisco CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US
Daniel L Pritchett - San Jose CA, US

eBay Inc. - San Jose CA

G06F 17/00

706 45

In one embodiment, a system and method is illustrated as including generating a model using at least one of a global conduct score and attribute data. A range of numeric values may be retrieved, based upon which, a better term is granted in a transaction than would otherwise be granted in the transaction. A comparison may be made between the model and the range of numeric values. Further, a better term may be granted in the transaction where the model falls within the range of numeric values. The global conduct score is computed using an approach including at least one of a feed score approach, and a composite score approach. The attribute data includes page view data, click through data, account usage data, and good purchased data. The model includes a global conduct score model, a weighting model, an AI based model, and an associated network based model.

8214288, Jul 3, 2012

Dec 28, 2007

11/966875

Hugo Olliphant - San Francisco CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US
Brian Phillips - San Francisco CA, US

Ebay Inc. - San Jose CA

G06Q 40/00

705 40, 705 1, 705 14, 705 41, 705 44, 705 64, 235380

A system and method for facilitating a financial transaction over a network including use of a passphrase account identifier is described herein. In one embodiment, a system for facilitating a financial transaction over a network comprises a communication interface; and a payment provider system configured to receive via the communication interface a passphrase account identifier from a merchant system, match the passphrase account identifier to a corresponding funding instrument number of a corresponding funding instrument, communicated the corresponding funding instrument number to an issuer system, receive from the issuer system a notification indication of one of acceptance of the funding instrument or decline of the funding instrument, and communicate back to the merchant system the notification indication.

8249990, Aug 21, 2012

Aug 18, 2011

13/212994

Giacomo Digrigoli - San Francisco CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US

PayPal Inc. - San Jose CA

G06Q 40/00

705 44, 705 30

A method and apparatus for facilitating online payment transactions in multiple currencies between participants of a network-based transaction facility are described. In one embodiment, a set of balances in different currencies within a user account of a user is presented. An indication from the user to transfer funds between two balances of the set of balances in the user account is received. A current exchange rate for conversion between currencies of the two balances is provided. An approval from the user to perform the transfer of funds between the two balances is received. In response, the transfer of funds between the two balances is performed.

8255297, Aug 28, 2012

Jul 20, 2010

12/839993

Jared Morgenstern - Palo Alto CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US
Guy Rom - Sunnyvale CA, US
Daniel Alan Levy - Palo Alto CA, US

Facebook, Inc. - Menlo Park CA

G07B 17/00
G07F 19/00
G06Q 30/00

705 30, 705 26

A virtual currency system keeps track of virtual credits, which can be owned, transferred, purchased, and sold by participants in a virtual economy. Each virtual credit has an internal value and an external value, which define, respectively, the exchange rates for creating and redeeming the virtual credits. Upon creation of new virtual credits, the internal value for those credits is the rate for which real currency was paid per credit. The external value sets the rate at which the virtual credits can be redeemed for real currency. Each virtual credit may further have a face value, which is an apparent value of the virtual credit within the virtual economy, giving users a baseline impression for valuing the virtual currency. These features of the virtual currency enable a number of useful actions within the virtual economy, including currency seeding, couponing, and chargebacks.

8510186, Aug 13, 2013

Aug 13, 2012

13/584717

Jared Morgenstern - Palo Alto CA, US
George Lee - Mountain View CA, US
Guy Rom - Sunnyvale CA, US
Daniel Alan Levy - Palo Alto CA, US

Facebook, Inc. - Menlo Park CA

G07B 17/00
G07F 19/00
G06Q 40/00

705 30, 705 35

A virtual currency system keeps track of virtual credits, which can be owned, transferred, purchased, and sold by participants in a virtual economy. Each virtual credit has an internal value and an external value, which define, respectively, the exchange rates for creating and redeeming the virtual credits. Upon creation of new virtual credits, the internal value for those credits is the rate for which real currency was paid per credit. The external value sets the rate at which the virtual credits can be redeemed for real currency. Each virtual credit may further have a face value, which is an apparent value of the virtual credit within the virtual economy, giving users a baseline impression for valuing the virtual currency. These features of the virtual currency enable a number of useful actions within the virtual economy, including currency seeding, couponing, and chargebacks.