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Humble suggestion: when propositioning complete strangers, "we have interest from VCs" is more likely to be a turn-off than a turn-on for experienced folks. Wh
by 7Figures2Commas 11y ago
Humble suggestion: when propositioning complete strangers, "we have interest from VCs" is more likely to be a turn-off than a turn-on for experienced folks.
What it usually means: we don't have money, and investors haven't been interested enough to write us a check.
- dorfuss 11y agoSo true. Actually anybody has a potential "interest from VCs", because that's what VCs do - they are interested, they look around, sniff, check, look at ideas. So anyone could say that they have the VCs interest in their stuff. The same is true for patens/patent pending. Just don's say this. If you said: we sold our patent for $xxx its completely different story.