I don't see how Kickstarter or Indiegogo have much a future when many high-profile campaigns fail so spectacularly. The CEO of both those companies must know t

I don't see how Kickstarter or Indiegogo have much a future when many high-profile campaigns fail so spectacularly. The CEO of both those companies must know that "buyer beware" doesn't cut it and their namebrands are being tarnished by letting backers be swindled like this. They need a way to protect backers from complete losses of money, by delivering money in tranches after hitting milestones, or doing a complete demo in real life at the headquarters, once it reaches a certain level of funding.