Quoted from PinballCompany:Thanks for the post. Income is income... We have drawn money over the years to invest in other ventures in order to diversify our investments. That has served us well.
income is not income. a lot of people will believe anything when someone with an MBA says it, which is why there's a whole lot of brokers making 6% off others money for doing nothing. this is what we call inorganic growth. I hear a whole lot or words and not a whole lot of numbers. What's your organic revenue growth year to year? not just last year. What's your operating income? What's your interest income? What's your pretax income? How much do you spend on Sales and Marketing? What's your net income? How much debt do you have? How much cash do you have? What's your gross profit? What are your operating expenses? the only numbers you list on your wefunder is one year of revenue growth, the fact that you have facebook followers and that you have an MBA. You also mention that your buyers don't like cheap prices. Who the hell wants to pay more for something than they have to? Who are these people that are williing to buy pinball machines for twice what they could on pinside, and how have you found so many that you're about to be the biggest pinball company imaginable? What are you selling? How does a model of selling the same product as everyone else for double work? It seems like you're just selling your can do attitude and a pretty website that you've paid to have google mention first. Investing in promises and people is every scam that ever existed. Your MBA doesn't mean your product is better than anyone elses. Prove to us that we should invest, don't bully people who don't know anything into believing they're missing out.