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I wish you luck with your project but I'm curious why people would want to GIVE their money to a project that, as you say, traditional lenders find it too risky to invest in. I hope for your sake that you have fund sources other than the indiegogo site, including a personal stake (other than your reputation).
Quoted from damionrowe:I would like to start up a bowling alley but don't own any of the supplies or the building. Can you guys pay for it?
Just get your "crowd-funding" website up and running and it can all be yours! But wait! There's more! Tired of having to put up your own $ or don't have any $ to start a business?! No Problem! Why put your own money on the line when you can mooch from others? No risk for you but you get all the rewards!!
Not. A. Business. Plan.
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