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    Quote Originally Posted by a764 View Post
    It just proves that you are too thick headed to face the reality, as you don't see the sarcasm in the above statement.

    Yet you keep posting away! Getting paid to post? lol...
    Thick headed, huh? I just have to laugh. Good luck to you.

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    well, this one turned out nicely

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    Quote Originally Posted by akula View Post
    well, this one turned out nicely
    Oh, yes. QUITE nicely.

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    i know ey
    the poor guy is thinking he can make money investing in hair care startups
    glad i'm not him

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    Whenever anybody raises money - even from private individuals, you must be very, very careful not to violate Federal Securities Laws and State Blue Sky Laws. I have heard of many entrepreneurs who have raised and sold securities to their parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, brother's girlfriends, etc. in violation of State and Federal Securities Laws. Just because you are not doing an IPO, does not mean you do not have to file with the SEC or with whatever State entity that governs securities offerings in your state or the state in which you plan to raise money.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VCAttorney View Post
    Whenever anybody raises money - even from private individuals, you must be very, very careful not to violate Federal Securities Laws and State Blue Sky Laws. I have heard of many entrepreneurs who have raised and sold securities to their parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, brother's girlfriends, etc. in violation of State and Federal Securities Laws. Just because you are not doing an IPO, does not mean you do not have to file with the SEC or with whatever State entity that governs securities offerings in your state or the state in which you plan to raise money.
    Ahh, refreshing...finally a voice of reason. I've worked in the private placement arena since 2000 and bozos like the OP wont listen to me, hopefully they'll listen to you.

    Good to have you on board.
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