My presale contract had been voided for mistakenly exceeding the funding limit and I immediately replied and had been waiting for a response with a new docusign to fill out. But have heard nothing after a prompt reply and multiple emails. Not happy.
That makes two.
I think they need to void it if you need changes after you sign it - a Docusign thing
You see, normally I'm all for "you should read and re-read twice. So that's on you.", and maybe it mostly is, but this is what gets me: I receive an email from Marina asking to specify what target amount I'd like to invest. I specify an amount over $50,000 and she replies with a thank you follow up as confirmation. So when the contract arrives I fill out the amount discussed. Only after do I see in small print that the docusign is now specifying the minimum buy in is $50,000 and the maximum is $50,000 as well. Why waste my time and mislead by asking how much I intended to invest if there is literally only one figure one can invest? It just irritated me, and I'd wish I'd caught it in the contract itself at the time. But it also would have been nice to have had that clearly outlined in the first place, because these folks know how much crowdsale participants want to be maximally prepared and ready to go when crowdsales launch. It's little surprises like that which can make a difference. It's technically no "fault" of theirs because truly they owe us nothing, but it still is very annoying.
But whatever, I'm still happy with my uninvested ethereum breaking $300 and hope a few of you are too. Maybe there's some none presale available if this 66% of presale cap is truly real.
