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Question posted: 05 25 2008 22:14:41 +0000,
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07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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I suggest you to do this :-
1. Would suggest not to go to a VC but rather to approach angel
investors. If you could potentially get the VC interested, the
investment cycle would be rather long.
2. Depends on the individual who did the deal with you. Professional investors would help you out.
3. Very tough. He will not invest unless you have a team (unless
you have a pathbreaking idea). Business plans will change drastically
over the first 12 months.
4. Tough to answer but you should expect to give up 10%-20% of the company for the money you are looking to raise.
5. To me they are almost same.
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