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Comment #24475898
picking up a girl on linkedin only works if you approach in a professional way anyway. The chances for a coffee meeting is 100x higher if you suggest discussing some mutual profess…
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Comment #24353776
Anyone know of any aggregate accounts? could be good business.
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Comment #24353729
all of your examples are places you go to. things are happening in front of you. Onlyfans? not so much. You pay for digital entertainment that is the same as any free digital enter…
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Comment #24305715
"sold to investors without registering the security with the regulatory body" I knew you would say that, because there are countless judgements against companies to be easily found…
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Comment #24302990
I understand but then show me an example it has become a problem for those that issuid an investment and accepted a non accredited person.
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Comment #24294800
I checked that link but can't find a single one concerning non-accredited investors. Can you post one? I want to get familiar with this matter.
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Comment #24291412
Do international investors in a USA based startup need to be ''accredited'' acording to SEC rules even if their own country allows them to invest freely?
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Comment #24291380
''Companies and individuals get fined and sanctioned for non-exempt offerings of securities all the time all day every day.'' where are those published?
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Comment #24280382
Not OP but check out this (1) thread from yesterday . balloonary (2) is mentioned as a solution to quickly launch a sign up page. Here (3) is an example of how that would look like…
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Comment #24249537
exactly. And not only that, people who work at telecom providers sell illegal services to whoever wants to pay. They give you access to anyones numbers for money.
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Comment #24249531
they sent phishing links thru sms and also do sim swaps. They hijack the phone number by connecting it to another sim card. They also have people work at the providers that give th…
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Comment #24246255
quoting top comment under the article: So let's break this down: A 17-year-old software firm (they are not a startup) has Has only 125 paying customers Generates 742MM in revenue R…
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Comment #24246238
amazing insight
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Comment #24246219
lollll
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Comment #24244437
the way you wrote this comment, with the sources fully visable at the bottom, amazing. I will start doing this myself.
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Comment #24244227
phone numbers are shared in groups with tens of thousands of people. They spam, herass, hack etc. Forcing you to change your number.
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Comment #24241674
And Amazon
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Comment #24241669
you mean just like Amazon?
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Comment #24196998
don't fall for it. The market says these aren't worth buying. Don't go against the market.
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Comment #24165216
I just dropped my group of friends of 25 years because all they talk about is going out drinking. Even the one that just bought a house, is married, has small child and another one…
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Comment #24165199
you sound single. are you?
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Comment #24165185
1.5 hour commute is remote? I have done that for years. I would consider 3 hours one way remote as I have done that too but couldn't last more than 6 weeks before being burned out.…
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Comment #24164885
if ideas don't matter, explain Uber and the dozens of copy cat apps that launched right after all over the world. Why didn't they launch before Uber was even thought of by the foun…
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Comment #24164873
I agree with you I also have been looking for place where good ideas are shared and discussed. Couldn't find any except the usual subreddits where posts do occaisionally come by di…
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Comment #24107166
exactly so Microsoft pays