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Hi Nlh, that is a great point and it's something I have wrestled with myself. I haven't come to a conclusion other than it's physically not really doing anyone

Hi Nlh, that is a great point and it's something I have wrestled with myself. I haven't come to a conclusion other than it's physically not really doing anyone any harm and if one stunning start up comes of it that changes the world for the better, then it has to be worth it. You are letting the visitor know before they drop you their email that you're not ready for them and so you aren't deceiving them.

tylerlh 14y ago
"You are letting the visitor know before they drop you their email that you're not ready for them and so you aren't deceiving them." This is not true. Your product states that "Due to demand we have had to introduce a waiting list... Because of the of demand we have had, due to the success of Entrepreneurs, Inventors and Business People using LookAft, we need to add you to a queue to get going." The above statement is very different than "Our product isn't ready yet, but if you're interested you can sign up here...", and is rather deceptive. It makes me think you have a functioning product and an already active user base when that simply isn't the truth. All this isn't to discourage your efforts, but maybe to get you to rethink the way you approach your potential customers. Keep at it, but first and foremost -- be honest.