Oh yeah. That company. The one with the interesting T&C
fairshare.ebgi.com
2.· Certain services, especially encouraging companies to offer favorable investment terms to Members, are contingent upon the Company's membership base being large enough to attract companies of the quality it seeks. The Company believes that 5,000 Members represents the critical mass required to effectively negotiate favorable terms from issuers. THERE CAN BE NO ASSURANCE THAT A CRITICAL MASS OF MEMBERS WILL BE FORMED, OR, THAT THE COMPANY WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ALL OF THE SERVICES DESCRIBED IN ITS LITERATURE.
(that would be a bummer)
3.· Fair$hare uses membership fees to cover the costs of membership materials and of operations. There are NO refunds on memberships. THERE IS A RISK THAT REVENUE FROM THE SALE OF MEMBERSHIPS WILL BE NOT BE SUFFICENT TO COVER THE COST OF MEMBERSHIP MATERIALS AND OF OPERATIONS. IF THIS OCCURS, AND THE COMPANY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO DELIVER ALL PLANNED SERVICES.
(that would be a bummer, too)
4.· Fair$hare is not licensed as a securities broker, investment fund or investment advisor, nor does it intend, at this time, to operate in ways that require it to become a licensed or regulated entity. SERVICES MAY BE REDUCED, DELAYED OR ELIMINATED, OR, THEIR COST TO MEMBERS MAY INCREASE, IF SECURITIES REGULATORS REQUIRE THE COMPANY TO OPERATE AS A REGULATED ENTITY.
(major bummer, dude)
5.· Many federal and state regulations cover the field of securities. Fair$hare believes its planned services are, or will be, in compliance with federal and state regulations (as generally observed) and it intends to make a good faith effort to be in compliance with the all such regulations. There is a historic level of reform taking place in securities regulation, accelerated by the desire to make it easier for small companies to raise capital and the need to reexamine regulations as they apply to the Internet. FEDERAL OR STATE REGULATIONS MAY BE APPLIED TO THE COMPANY'S ACTIVITIES IN WAYS THAT ARE UNEXPECTED AND HAVE A RESTRICTIVE EFFECT ON ITS ABILITY TO DELIVER SERVICES TO MEMBERS.
(that would really bum the whole scene, dude) |
