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Legal Way To Raise Private Money On Social Networks

David Benton
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Can someone lay out the guidelines for attracting private money into a deal on social networks that complies with SEC Title II Title III rules? I've read numerous articles and some are ambiguous, contradictory and tough to determine what is actually legal.

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@David Benton

If you do the funds at the same time there may be integration issues.  You should talk to a securities attorney about this.  

Advertising really helps to identify potential investor relationships and get them committed at a smaller investment amount.  Instead of getting people to commit at large amounts you can start a new investing relationship at $10k or so.  

Regarding advertising as long as what you say is factual and vetted by an attorney it shouldn't get you in hot water.  Anything that is part of your advertising becomes part of your offering and it would be good to have it vetted before it goes out.  

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