atomeyes wrote:crowd funding was overdone 1-2 years ago and no one really cares much any more.
Unless, of course, if it still works. Sounds like Yogi Berra's "nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded"
atomeyes wrote:crowd funding was overdone 1-2 years ago and no one really cares much any more.
S. St. Jeb wrote:atomeyes wrote:crowd funding was overdone 1-2 years ago and no one really cares much any more.
Unless, of course, if it still works. Sounds like Yogi Berra's "nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded"
MatttthewGeorge wrote:Why isn't crowdfunding the same thing as finding investors?
Craig wrote:How is it outdated? They're raising money and they for us taking about them.
If they're renting, most of the repairs you're taking about would be the responsibility of the owner. 20k could go a long way towards what they need to do. Or it could just be a marketing ploy for them. Either way I don't see why it's upsetting.
MatttthewGeorge wrote:Why isn't crowdfunding the same thing as finding investors?
MatttthewGeorge wrote:I don't see the difference as black and white as everyone else here. Some people invest a million dollars in hopes of 10 million dollars, others invest ten bucks in hopes of a sticker. Both are people who perceive the value of the output higher than the value of the input.
I'm not denying it hasn't already been done or it isn't more about marketing, but if people are willing to give you money in exchange for either current goods or future money, then go for it.
That said, my money is staying in my pocket for this project.
atomeyes wrote:
it's outdated.
it's irrelevant.
it's investing your money in kindereggs.
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