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We would rather not think of that option:-) if the ks project fails, we'll do our best, but seems unlikely that we could support selling kits to hobbyists and t
by adapteva 14y ago
We would rather not think of that option:-) if the ks project fails, we'll do our best, but seems unlikely that we could support selling kits to hobbyists and they would certainly cost thousands of dollars each due to a lack of volume.
- vidarh 14y agoIf you don't reach it in time, collect pre-orders. Seriously. Getting an escrow setup in place that in effect gives you a similar payment mechanism as Kickstarter (money handed over to you once the $750k is met; returned if criteria are not met) does not need to be expensive. Even without Escrow I think that if you get close to the target, a substantial number of those of us who've committed on Kickstarter will be ok with taking the risk. And it'd let you set longer/more flexible terms to make reaching it easier.