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> don't understand, can't A get his shit together with B That's easy, B isn't communicating with A anymore. It's funded ? sure, but B has the money and has no
by aikah 12y ago
> don't understand, can't A get his shit together with B
That's easy, B isn't communicating with A anymore. It's funded ? sure, but B has the money and has no intention to give the money back or actually create fulfill his promises.
The question is, what kind of venture is it? (between A and B). If A and B are part of the same business then he can totally be sued by backers. If that's not the case,then A isn't responsible for the money being stolen.
Is there a page or an archive of the project page available? I wanna know who created the project, A or B? it's seems like B since A has no access to the Kickstarter account.
- simonebrunozzi 12y agoA and B went to offer this together. If B ran away with the money, A is responsible as well. A lawyer might help. Next time, A, pick your partners more carefully. Sorry, but this is the real world. I understand if you feel screwed, but get your things together and fight to make things right, one way or another. And remember, if Kickstarter is really one of the issues, I give you one word: lawyers.
- aikah 12y agoWell A lives in Canada while B lives in US. Good luck on suing A anyway. And it looks like business B was in charge of the Kickstarter campaign, not business A. B is responsible for the backer's money , not A. That's my understanding of facts so far. You cant sue business A because business B was in partnership with business A but business B robbed you. A contractual obligations were toward B, not the backers. A didn't launch the kickstarter campaign nor was responsible for managing Kickstarter's money.
- Stoo 12y agoWhile that's all true it looks like the intellectual property belongs to A. So while A isn't responsible to the backers, B is, it's A's IP and reputation which is being damaged.