Lawyers and other advisers are always counseling startups not to be too public about the details of any equity raising. This small engine repair shop on East Main Street doesn’t seem too concerned. Think he’ll get any nibbles?
Lawyers and other advisers are always counseling startups not to be too public about the details of any equity raising. This small engine repair shop on East Main Street doesn’t seem too concerned. Think he’ll get any nibbles?
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Lawyers and other advisers are always counseling startups not to be too public about the details of any equity raising. This small engine repair shop on East Main Street doesn’t seem too concerned. Think he’ll get any nibbles?
This just made my day!
Have seen this sign on E. Main, down the block from Millies.
My guess is Ponzi scheme.