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I would nope the hell out of there. 1) You are not convinced the idea is disruptive/feasible enough 2) They want YOU to do all the work, yet only give you 1/3
by Avalaxy 11y ago
I would nope the hell out of there.
1) You are not convinced the idea is disruptive/feasible enough
2) They want YOU to do all the work, yet only give you 1/3rd equity. What do they have to bring to the table? Probably nothing.
3) You don't need them. Ask yourself: would I build this if I would get 100% equity? Since you also have plans of your own, the answer would most probably be no.
- gregthompsonjr 11y agoYour second point definitely strikes a nerve, because I keep thinking about that. They came up with mockups. I'm not sure if that's where their work stops - aside from making phone calls and throwing around ideas. I have their best interest in mind as well as mine, but I don't know if they're splitting up the equity in proportion with how much work I'd have to do to make their idea a reality. Great points.