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   Things founders say to investors that are complete BS(pando.com)

   3 points by anonauthor 12y ago|0 comments
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   Startup … I think we need to talk(startupsanonymous.com)

   7 points by anonauthor 12y ago|0 comments
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   The most expensive lesson I learned was to start a startup in Europe(pando.com)

   10 points by anonauthor 12y ago|2 comments
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   Author here. It worked for us, but I don't know if it works across the board. We looked for any angle to pitch as an exclusive as well.
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   I'll reach out to you.
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   Actually, quite the opposite. I told them that they wouldn't have to do shit unless I established traction for the idea first (as I mentioned in the post). Tough to do a TLDR version for everyone else without reading it yourself.
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   I'm the author. Not looking for recognition, just wanted to hopefully offer hope to others in similar boat. I think my identity might distract from the message.
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   What I didn't mention in the post is that we didn't have a backend programmer until we had 20k people signed up, so no code was a byproduct of our situation, not a matter of pride. Because we had so much hype before our product we
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   by anonauthor 12y ago

   I'm the author of the piece. I can appreciate that it's difficult to walk away with any point of action without knowing the who and how, but I'd prefer to stay anonymous. My intention in sharing the story was simply to say th