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I would try contacting the startup to confirm they have received investment via AngelList, but conveniently their terms forbid you from contacting startups dire
by throwaway2948 3y ago
I would try contacting the startup to confirm they have received investment via AngelList, but conveniently their terms forbid you from contacting startups directly.
- mooreds 3y agoThat seems weird. Is it so that you don't invest directly and cause Angellist to lose income? Seems to me like some line of communication between founder and investor should be enabled/encouraged.
- darkerside 3y agoParty of the benefit of funding through platforms like AngelList is not having to deal with questions from 25 different investors, and instead having one, freeing your time up to work on the business instead of having to respond to 25 different well intentioned but not fully plugged in investors.
- tommoor 3y agoIt's to protect the startups from hundreds of tiny checks emailing and hassling them. There is a line of communication between the founder and the syndicate which is technically the real investor here.
- stevengraham 3y agoThis would not be productive. Investors who come in throught mechanisms like this (SPV) do not appear on the companies cap table and would not directly interact with a startups IR team. This is normal for this type of investment.