mscion | # 4491 | 2016-02-03, 16:41 | Report

Well, to that I might add, you win some, you lose some, but I'd do it again!

tommo | # 4492 | 2016-02-03, 16:51 | Report

Please give this advice to jolla too! Crowdfunding should be for real startups.

prometheus | # 4493 | 2016-02-03, 16:58 | Report

No problem m8, I will.
cheers

prometheus | # 4494 | 2016-02-03, 16:59 | Report

Don't worry, I will...
cheers

Dave999 | # 4495 | 2016-02-03, 17:00 | Report

Nothing wrong with a failed crowdfunding. It's a matter of how you do it. If you planning to fail...atleast do it right

Which Jolla possibly do in the future I hope.

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prometheus | # 4496 | 2016-02-03, 17:00 | Report

That is also correct. They are established in 2011, and they can hardly be qualified as "startup"...

pichlo | # 4497 | 2016-02-03, 17:42 | Report

I have worked in a company that had been a startup for 8 years. They were still a startup when I left them a year later. Burning money all that time, never selling anything. That was nearly two years ago, they are selling something now, but the startup phase took definitely more than a few JUs (Jolla Units).

pichlo | # 4498 | 2016-02-03, 17:43 | Report

Presumably not with the same company

MINKIN2 | # 4499 | 2016-02-03, 18:02 | Report

Well we are getting our money back, which is a lot better than many other failed crowdfunding projects.

Dave999 | # 4500 | 2016-02-03, 18:05 | Report

Yes, I agree but seeing is believing...when it comes to Jolla.

Most campaign don't have the luxury to sail on after a duckup like this either.