Originally posted by: Fausto1
In an office that's 99% men?Originally posted by: conjur
I'll be the office stud boy.
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Yikes. :Q
Sounds good. Lemme clear it with my wife and I'll get back to you.Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Fausto1
In an office that's 99% men?Originally posted by: conjur
I'll be the office stud boy.
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Yikes. :Q
Well...we'll need receptionists, payroll clerks, marketing folks, etc...figure there will be at least a few women there.
But...I'll leave a spot open for you <wink> <wink>
You need to form a business entity first before NDA. It usually starts like this:
THIS NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT (this ?Agreement?) is between Company, Inc. or one of its subsidiaries (together with its affiliates and subsidiaries, ?CoI?) and the person or entity designated below (?You?).
Originally posted by: uncJIGGA
I have an idea:
Originally posted by: benchiu
Good luck, no offense, but this will never get off the ground. Are you guys going to trust seed money to people you've never met? I wouldn't. This is a ripe opportunity for someone to come in and scam all of you.
Originally posted by: benchiu
This is a ripe opportunity for someone to come in and scam all of you.
Originally posted by: hevnsnt
Originally posted by: benchiu
Good luck, no offense, but this will never get off the ground. Are you guys going to trust seed money to people you've never met? I wouldn't. This is a ripe opportunity for someone to come in and scam all of you.
Agreed, but it is also a great opportunity to change the world and make some money as well.. We would definetly need to talk about how to keep it secure.
Originally posted by: dman
Heh, a bunch of I'm in's but no lawyers offering free services yet.... don't think that's gonna happen. It'll cost about at least a few hundread to incorporate and get all papers in order (probably). Then how do you:
Determine who gets what percentage of what? Probably by shareholders.... but...
Who contributes how much to get started?
And who's going to give ideas out at random.
Anyway, I'm in... been there / done that with some local friends but didn't work out.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: hevnsnt
Originally posted by: benchiu
Good luck, no offense, but this will never get off the ground. Are you guys going to trust seed money to people you've never met? I wouldn't. This is a ripe opportunity for someone to come in and scam all of you.
Agreed, but it is also a great opportunity to change the world and make some money as well.. We would definetly need to talk about how to keep it secure.
Wait! Who said anything about changing the world? I'm in just for the money.
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Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: dman
Heh, a bunch of I'm in's but no lawyers offering free services yet.... don't think that's gonna happen. It'll cost about at least a few hundread to incorporate and get all papers in order (probably). Then how do you:
Determine who gets what percentage of what? Probably by shareholders.... but...
Who contributes how much to get started?
And who's going to give ideas out at random.
Anyway, I'm in... been there / done that with some local friends but didn't work out.
its less than $100 bucks in Connecticut to incorporate and you can download the form online off the ct government website. Which I have at hand if necessary.
Originally posted by: fastz28
Originally posted by: gigapet
Originally posted by: dman
Heh, a bunch of I'm in's but no lawyers offering free services yet.... don't think that's gonna happen. It'll cost about at least a few hundread to incorporate and get all papers in order (probably). Then how do you:
Determine who gets what percentage of what? Probably by shareholders.... but...
Who contributes how much to get started?
And who's going to give ideas out at random.
Anyway, I'm in... been there / done that with some local friends but didn't work out.
its less than $100 bucks in Connecticut to incorporate and you can download the form online off the ct government website. Which I have at hand if necessary.
Probably want to file in Delaware instead. Also, factor in some lawyer $ for partnership agreement, how to split shares, etc... Last time I did it was about $1500.