Kanoa won’t ship its $300 earphones to customers who pre-ordered them
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#3I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.
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#6You have to know, anything crowdfunded is very high risk. I'm not sure why people even do it if the reward is maybe a product at a discount. I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.
I assume that this is sarcasm.
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#7You have to know, anything crowdfunded is very high risk. I'm not sure why people even do it if the reward is maybe a product at a discount. I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.
You'll find a bunch of them in the ICO space, where crowdfunding is even easier.
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#8You have to know, anything crowdfunded is very high risk. I'm not sure why people even do it if the reward is maybe a product at a discount. I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.
I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product. I assume that this is sarcasm.
Re: Kanoa won’t ship its $300 earphones to customers who pre-ordered them
#9You have to know, anything crowdfunded is very high risk. I'm not sure why people even do it if the reward is maybe a product at a discount. I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/08/07/vive-studios-releases-make...
"Sixense is still be best known for stringing along Kickstarter supporters of its STEM controllers, a project which raised more than $600k and has yet to ship to backers more than three years after its targeted ship date. Failed Kickstarter projects aren’t all that rare but Sixense has continued to post updates discussing supposed improvements or production issues while backers beg for refunds. All of this has been done while continuing to transition its efforts into software projects like MakeVR."
Re: Kanoa won’t ship its $300 earphones to customers who pre-ordered them
#10You have to know, anything crowdfunded is very high risk. I'm not sure why people even do it if the reward is maybe a product at a discount. I'm amazed some unscrupulous company has't abused it to take money with no intention of ever delivering a product.