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First let me say thank you for coming to this post as it is my first one here.

The reason for this post is to hopefully help others who are intending on raising funds for the future. I am sharing with everyone our current offering to "potential" investors in hopes that:

1.  You can see the type of work that has been put in, on our end, to get investors.

2. To share and answer any questions you may have to the process we are going through.

The opportunity we're offering to investors is:

( Keep in mind: We are investing our own money as well into this venture. We don't expect investors to fund everything for us. Investors want to see that your willing to put your own money into the venture as well )

• A complete return on your original investment within 24-30 months (assuming financial projects are met); and
• Ongoing annual cash distributions based on company payouts for a total of up to 334% total return in five years!
• In addition we are offering equity ownership of up to 10% for $2,000,000. This is important for when we go public or are bought out

The offering is through an SEC Reg D Section 506 Private Placement Memorandum (PPM).  As a security, tax deferred revenues are also available through self-directed IRAs.

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Documents available to investors:

1. Business Plan

2. Financials

3. 5 year strategy

4. PPM

5. Proof of Concept - 3 years worth of documentation

6. LLC Operating Agreement

** Additional Documents Upon Request**

If you want to see actual documents and our offering go to :

I give you permission to read and learn from all the documents on the site.

You are "not permitted" to copy or alter these for personal use as each document is made specifically for us from our legal team.

** PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENT ON ANYTHING PRESENTED**

Dear Richard, please be advised that your post and linking to your offering documents most likely constitutes a violation of US Blue Skye and Federal securities laws. You should consult with a seasoned securities attorney before circulating your offering as  your current promotion of your offering to the general public could subject you to severe civil and criminal penalties.

I'm also doubtful that any seasoned investor would consider investing in a company/concept such as yours.

Karl

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Jackson Steiner
http://www.JacksonSteiner.com

Advanced Document Design for entrepreneurs, intermediaries, and the financial services industry.
http://www.Publications.FastVentures.com

@ Fast:

Thank you for your response to my post.   I am in contact with my legal team right now to see what, if any, legal issues there maybe.

as for your second statement:

Why would you think that no seasoned investor would invest with us? We've already raised $700k.

Also, would you please share why you don't seem to think it's a good idea? My apologies if I took the context of your statement wrong.

Thanks for your help and adivce.

Richard S.

Richard,

You’ve adopted Regulation D, Rule 506 for your offering. This provides you with an exemption from having to register your offering with the SEC and most likely with state-level securities watchdogs. The downside of operating under this exemption is that (i) investors you approach and solicit investments from likely have to meet certain wealth and sophistication standards to qualify; and (ii) you likely cannot advertise or promote your offering in public, public forums, even on your website (if it’s not password-protected).

If you already solicited investments from investors using that practice, you should take a very close look at these subscriptions to make sure you didn’t receive them in violation of US state and federal securities laws. Otherwise this can snowball back at you at any time and result in serious litigation from investors.

I know I’m using the term “likely” a lot in this post. There’s no way around that, as many of the restrictions depend on the structure of your actual offering. There’s a good article on one of our websites “Private Placements or Regulation D Offerings – What is myth? What is reality? The article is available at http://publications.fastventures.com/article/private-placements-or-regulation-d-offerings---what-is-myth-what-is-reality

Also, make sure the wording of your offering complies with the SEC’s latest Compliance and Disclosure Interpretation (CDI 179.01). It’s mandatory for all issuers! Please feel free to review our article on http://publications.fastventures.com/article/securities-and-exchange-commission-issues-a-new-accredited-investor-compliance-and-disclosure-interpretation-cdi-

Finally, if you still need to fill a couple of spots in your offering with high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals and comply with US securities laws at the same time, please feel free to check out our white paper “Reaching high-net-worth individuals with your private placement or Regulation D Offering”, which is available at http://publications.fastventures.com/reaching-high-net-worth-individuals-with-your-private-placement

We developed this white paper as a step-by-step guide while soliciting investments for two of our own funds. There’s a lot of good and useful information in there. It’s certainly dispels some of the worthless crap that’s out there when it comes to working with investors.

I hope this helps to point you in the right direction!

Cheers!

Karl

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Jackson Steiner
http://www.JacksonSteiner.com

Advanced Document Design for entrepreneurs, intermediaries, and the financial services industry.
http://www.Publications.FastVentures.com