www.TheSecuritiesAttorneys.com Venture Capital Alternative Reg A+ Venture companies valued at over $1 billion are called Unicorns. The number of Unicorns is growing. There were 80 unicorns in 2015 and 229 in 2016. However, Unicorns depend on more and more new money from venture capitalists. That VC money is getting harder to get. If venture capitalists flee, some companies could fail. Venture capital sharks are trying to take advantage of this by using toxic or “dirty” term sheets. They offer money at the high valuation wanted by the company but on bad terms. Dirty terms include guaranteed IPO returns, ratchets, PIK Dividends, veto rights and superior preferences and superior liquidity rights. Generally, these terms provide that the venture capitalist gets a great return first and everyone else is second. One of the problems is that once you take dirty term sheet money, no later investor will look at your deal. The best solution is to go public with an intitial public offering. The best way to control your own future is with an IPO. This puts the founders in control and liquid. The new Regulation A+ makes this even simpler, faster, and cheaper. Give me, John Lux, a call to find out what is possible for you. www.TheSecuritiesAttorneys.com Questions – email me at John.Lux@ Securities-Law.info, call me at (202) 780-1000/

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3. Venture
companies
valued at over
$1 billion are
called Unicorns

4. The number of
Unicorns is
growing

5. There were 80
unicorns in 2015,
229 in 2016

6. However,
Unicorns
depend on more
and more new
money from
venture
capitalists

7. That VC money
is getting
harder to get

8. If venture
capitalists flee,
some companies
could fail

9. Venture capital
sharks are trying
to take advantage
of this by using
toxic or “dirty”
term sheets

10. They offer money
at the high
valuation wanted
by the company
but on bad terms

11. Dirty terms include
guaranteed IPO
returns, ratchets,
PIK Dividends,
veto rights and
superior
preferences and
superior liquidity
rights

12. Generally, these
terms provide
that the venture
capitalist gets a
great return first
and everyone else
is second

13. One of the
problems is that
once you take
dirty term sheet
money, no later
investor will
look at your
deal

14. The best solution
is to go public
with an intitial
public offering

15. The best way to
control your
own future is
with an IPO

16. This puts the
founders in
control and
liquid

17. The new
Regulation A+
makes this even
simpler, faster,
and cheaper

18. Give me, John
Lux, a call to find
out what is
possible for you

19. www.TheSecuritiesAttorneys.com
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John.Lux@
Securities-
Law.info
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(202) 780-1000

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