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I've run the vice gauntlet in the past, and the two biggest issues were legal and investors unwillingness to tie their names/funds to the product. Have you con
by sheraz 11y ago
I've run the vice gauntlet in the past, and the two biggest issues were legal and investors unwillingness to tie their names/funds to the product.
Have you considered how you might moneitize the existing user-base?
You might look at the group who does Ashley Madison [1]. They are filing for a big IPO in the UK.
[1] http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-15/adultery-website-ashleymadison-seeks-ipo-as-demand-booms http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-15/adultery-w...
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- sheraz 11y agoWell if anything it certainly shows traction -- so that is cool. Have you attempted to engage the communities similar communities? Given the gray-area you play in I think you might see what communities exist in Nevada, Germany, Australia, The Netherlands, and elsewhere these activities are legal and a little more regulated.