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Hmm that was boilerplate terms and conditions and that section is just silly, removing... Thanks for pointing it out.

by soheil 7y ago

jaclaz 7y ago
Well, with all due respect of course, "Privacy Policy" and "Terms & Conditions" are seemingly the "only" actual contents of your site (at least before logging in). What I see is someone who put on the internet a "standard" one page site with some images and a common layout, with 2 (two) meaningful sentences: 1) Buy equity in any property across the US and start receiving monthly rental income with cap rates as high as 20% 2) AlphaCap allows anyone to buy equity in any real estate property that is on sale, once 100% of the purchase price is funded we purchase the property on your behalf and manage the property and start sending you monthly rental income. which are both fine, but I miss - at the very least - an "About Us" page explaining who (the company) you are and a "How it works in detail" page actually explaining what anyone with both money to invest and a brain would want to know, including actual examples, how the matter is dealt with IRS (for US investors) or how it is configured regarding international Laws (for non-US investors), etc. The "cap rates as high as 20%" means nothing, both 1% and 19% fit well in the range but they are very different numbers, particularly when we are talking money. And this long before signing up and providing you a name [1] and an e-mail address. [1] as a side-side note I would personally make clear whether the Name means the actual name or a login/nick/handle is allowed [2] why the .ai domain name? If the thingy really uses Artificial Intelligence you are too modest when you say "we built a simple tool" on the other hand if it doesn't use it and you are just riding the hype on the term you will probaby lose anyone that knows what AI actually is (or should be).

Hmm that was boilerplate terms and conditions and that section is just silly, removing... Thanks for pointing it out.

by soheil 7y ago

Hmm that was boilerplate terms and conditions and that section is just silly, removing... Thanks for pointing it out.

Well, with all due respect of course, "Privacy Policy" and "Terms & Conditions" are seemingly the "only" actual contents of your site (at least before logging in). What I see is someone who put on the internet a "standard" one page site with some images and a common layout, with 2 (two) meaningful sentences: 1) Buy equity in any property across the US and start receiving monthly rental income with cap rates as high as 20% 2) AlphaCap allows anyone to buy equity in any real estate property that is on sale, once 100% of the purchase price is funded we purchase the property on your behalf and manage the property and start sending you monthly rental income. which are both fine, but I miss - at the very least - an "About Us" page explaining who (the company) you are and a "How it works in detail" page actually explaining what anyone with both money to invest and a brain would want to know, including actual examples, how the matter is dealt with IRS (for US investors) or how it is configured regarding international Laws (for non-US investors), etc. The "cap rates as high as 20%" means nothing, both 1% and 19% fit well in the range but they are very different numbers, particularly when we are talking money. And this long before signing up and providing you a name [1] and an e-mail address. [1] as a side-side note I would personally make clear whether the Name means the actual name or a login/nick/handle is allowed [2] why the .ai domain name? If the thingy really uses Artificial Intelligence you are too modest when you say "we built a simple tool" on the other hand if it doesn't use it and you are just riding the hype on the term you will probaby lose anyone that knows what AI actually is (or should be).