Using a random sample of issued patents examined by the “business method” art units, I counted the number of issued patents that had received non-final and final rejections and also those where the applicant had filed a notice of appeal. The results show that about 95% of business method patents were subject to non-final rejections as compared with about 80% of patents taken from the general population. The differences between the groups for final rejections and appeal notice filings are even greater. The conclusion here is the same as in Part-IV: Business method patent applications receive a higher level of resistance than do other technologies.