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That's my consideration. I'm not eager to get anything now. I don't need the money. Frankly, it's more on principle. I'll happily bide my time. I'm more expect
by Gamemaster1379 5y ago
That's my consideration. I'm not eager to get anything now. I don't need the money. Frankly, it's more on principle. I'll happily bide my time.
I'm more expecting them to try and get out on a private acquisition instead though. They run themselves as scammy con artists. They're really good at marketing and selling, not building or managing.
- eb0la 5y agoI'm not a lawyer, but _usually_ small participations or something that blocks signing a deal suddenly might become more valuable. Just an email from your lawyer to the buyer telling about your case might stop the process and will make the founders do a lot of (unwanted) work. If I wanted to be _really_ evil I would transfer my vesting rights to a third party that acts as a debt collector before the mail is sent removing my person from the process (If it is legal and feasible - remember: I am not a lawyer)