Right now, Chris has leveraged off the supernet brand to promote his websites. Now I cannot see anything substantial apart from sites anyone could make given enough talent and a few hundred dollars.
Instead of building the user base for the current asset, he creates a new one to get more money.
How would supernet get a return for the money it has helped generate for Chris (which he could not raise in a failed ipo before) and how would the people that purchased assets at inflated prices make their money back.
I'm saying this not out of hate or anything like that, but if this venture by Chris turns sour it would help to tarnish the supernet brand which is what I care about.
I'm very sorry that you feel this way PondSea but I truly believe that is not fair to talk like this until you know for sure what I can deliver or not.
Yes, I create the new asset to get more money, but not for me, for the project.
I fully dedicate my time to those projects, working full time.
Have you tried doing so with any project? Not sleeping enough, not eating well, just working full time on a project.
You should try that some day, I bet it's gonna be a lot harder for you to speak like that after the experience.
How would supernet get a return? By having me here full time working to deliver the expected services.
True, I would have not raised the funds without the SuperNET partnership, and I'm truly thankful to James and his project.
"and how would the people that purchased assets at inflated prices make their money back." Please, if you go out there and buy an asset at inflated prices, that's not my fault at all. You should do your research before buying an asset, you should know how much that service backing up that asset is going to be valued at in the future. Please don't be like that, it's not fair at all.
"I'm saying this not out of hate or anything like that, but if this venture by Chris turns sour it would help to tarnish the supernet brand which is what I care about." I don't believe this at all
Thank you,
Chris