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I don't know about Japan, but in America, you can register a company and keep it "afloat" for as long as you like, even if it doesn't do anything.
by nearestneighbor 17y ago
I don't know about Japan, but in America, you can register a company and keep it "afloat" for as long as you like, even if it doesn't do anything.
- jacquesm 17y agoIf you read the introduction you'd see that this person is (1) not in America and (2) has been living of his company for a long time. That doesn't come close to having a dormant entity, and to try to equate it with that is disingenuous.
- nearestneighbor 17y ago(1) I did notice. Why do you think I mentioned Japan? (2) He never stated how much revenue his IT consulting activities generated. This person is quite eager to qualify his potential partners (that's a sales technique, btw), but from reading the pitch, the only thing that's clear is what he doesn't bring to the table. Promises of help with future marketing and funding do not justify equity to me, but things might look different to someone else.