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June 14, 2014, 04:35:58 PM
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Yeah, the last 20 posts he made were only bumps.

but i have trade history and i me very long user here .
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June 14, 2014, 04:50:27 PM
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Yeah, the last 20 posts he made were only bumps.

but i have trade history and i me very long user here .
You only have 1 trust.

yes,i will provide my ID and info to admin or moderator.
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June 14, 2014, 04:55:54 PM
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I feel a little bad for just dismissing this outright without providing some bits of constructive feedback before, so I will try to give you a little advice.

You need to approach potential investors with more than a loosely formed idea.  This means that if you intend to build this yourself, you should bring a prototype of the application.  If you haven't developed a prototype of the application yet, this hurts your efforts a lot, but if you really want to persist without it then you need to at least have the specification written.  It needs to be in clear, precise language.  

You should proofread all of your communications, as they leave an impression on the reader.  While being well-spoken does not guarantee you funding, demonstrating poor communication skill will definitely create obstacles.  If English (or whatever language you're addressing your target audience in) is a second language for you, you should have a native speaker review it for you before posting.  You need to trust that this person will actually review and fix or point out any grammatical/syntactical errors for you instead of simply saying 'Good job!' or limiting his or her feedback out of a sense of compassion for your feelings.

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June 14, 2014, 05:09:56 PM
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I feel a little bad for just dismissing this outright without providing some bits of constructive feedback before, so I will try to give you a little advice.

You need to approach potential investors with more than a loosely formed idea.  This means that if you intend to build this yourself, you should bring a prototype of the application.  If you haven't developed a prototype of the application yet, this hurts your efforts a lot, but if you really want to persist without it then you need to at least have the specification written.  It needs to be in clear, precise language.  

You should proofread all of your communications, as they leave an impression on the reader.  While being well-spoken does not guarantee you funding, demonstrating poor communication skill will definitely create obstacles.  If English (or whatever language you're addressing your target audience in) is a second language for you, you should have a native speaker review it for you before posting.  You need to trust that this person will actually review and fix or point out any grammatical/syntactical errors for you instead of simply saying 'Good job!' or limiting his or her feedback out of a sense of compassion for your feelings.




thank you really for your advice.
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June 14, 2014, 05:47:14 PM
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If you have a prototype running, it can convince more people.

And a business plan won't hurt.
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June 15, 2014, 01:37:22 AM
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Say you had an OP with information and people were interested, lets pretend for a minute..... what would the money be used for ?

Mr thread starter... if someone else had posted what you posted in OP, would you invest ?
I rekon alot of these ummm crypto CEO's should think about that, before they started their ummmm crypto business... but yeah.. I get it.. i get it.. :|

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June 15, 2014, 02:25:22 AM
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What would differentiate your site from the many competitors that already exist?
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June 15, 2014, 02:37:57 AM
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Say you had an OP with information and people were interested, lets pretend for a minute..... what would the money be used for ?

Mr thread starter... if someone else had posted what you posted in OP, would you invest ?
I rekon alot of these ummm crypto CEO's should think about that, before they started their ummmm crypto business... but yeah.. I get it.. i get it.. :|

money will be used in pay per download model , and servers.
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June 15, 2014, 02:38:45 AM
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What would differentiate your site from the many competitors that already exist?

there many site closed there affiliate and some reduce there commission.
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June 15, 2014, 02:53:30 PM
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Write a business plan or your likely not going to get any investments, even from the people that throw BTC at everything
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