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I took a look on GoBig Network and there seem to be many investors there, Angel and otherwise. Is there anyone here who is a PAID member at Go Big, and if so, what are your thoughts? Have you had results? Are listings current?
Is it worth the $150.00 ???
Thanks a bunch

Corinne

It may be worth the $150 bucks but my guess is that you can also find angels and VCs through:

1)  This entrepreneurial network, especially if you have a concept and want recommendations to Angels and VCs or
2)  Advisor Garage which is free and also has Angels and VCs looking to invest (http://www.AdvisorGarage.com)

Andrew
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I have a start-up and I paid to be a member of GBN.  No takers yet.  I think it is probably worth while.  Fundraising is HARD.  You need to leverage all the tools you possibly can.  You definitely should search for angel investor groups in your area and try to pitch to their membership.  I don`t think that the investors that say "hey I got money, come find me" on GBN are legit.  But there may be investors that come looking for you there.

- Dylan Peterson, CEO, Charter Bus America

I agree.  I think it`s best to seek out all sources and $150 is a small price to pay if it helps in getting you off the ground.

Is this for that big real estate development deal you are working on?

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realestate girl:

Hold onto to your money.  I have tried gobignetwork, paid the initial fee.  They offer refunds within the seven days of use.  I requested my refund three days into the free trial.  I have yet to get my money back.  The next step, is to contact the  Better Business Bureau. 

I don`t k now much about GBN, but if your looking for funding I found a cool site that offers person to person loans, www.prosper.com.  There`s no fee to join but you have to be willing to put yourself out there; they require you tell them quite a bit about your personal finances. 

Prosper can be an avenue for relatively small loans. If one needs larger amounts of business capital there are better options.

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We`ve also got a team of experts that can help answer your questions (and provide you with refunds!) through our Live Chat as well as our 866 number at the top of every page.

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