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Looking for Capital from Promissory Notes, or other sources

by imon32red
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Hello everyone. I don't post much these days but I do check in from time to time. Anyways, I am looking for some capital for one of my companies.

This company I started two years ago and we retail products online. I boot strapped it to begin with, but I can see some huge profits in the near future if I raise money.

Is anyone familiar with any online investing forums or communities that they could refer me to.
#capital #notes #promissory
  • Profile picture of the author Steve B
    Imon,

    If you're looking for investors here at the forum, you're posting in the wrong section and should take out a paid thread.

    If you're asking for advice about promissory notes, you're probably in the wrong forum as this place caters to Internet marketing.

    I would think your questions would be better answered in a forum about financing new businesses, angel investors, crowd sourcing, or small business financing.

    Just my thoughts,

    Steve
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    • Profile picture of the author imon32red
      Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

      Imon,

      If you're looking for investors here at the forum, you're posting in the wrong section and should take out a paid thread.
      Thanks Steve. I am not looking for investors here. Just looking for ideas on how others have done it, and also maybe some websites for other investment forums. I have never been to any. I edited my post to keep from reflecting that.
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  • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
    You've been in business long enough to be able to get an SBA loan.
    Please look for SBA approved banks. Then you don't have to let other people
    become part owners of your company and mess with all the SEC compliance
    stuff.

    Also, see if your city or county has an economic development agency
    for access to even more programs which might be appropriate.

    Dan
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