Cubicverse Inc is seeking investors for our gaming company that owns an MMORPG project that is almost ready for initial launch and the company is also the holding company for the Star City District which is a district inside the virtual reality game of Decentraland. I am seeking an investment of $75,000 in exchange for 15% of the company. The investors would receive a dividend paying token made through Polymath. This is a private placement offering and will be done manually. The minimum investment per investor is $5,000 USD paid in Ethereum. Please only serious investors respond. Attached to this post is a link to a Google Document that has more details about our company and project. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact me by PM or Telegram @tobeyrowe
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VmjPjqEdA8uUtvKluUqGA6D7s5VI7gOrHlwlsPA5Ks4/edit?usp=drivesdkLol.
Still up to your old tricks, Tobey?
I remember you from your days on Btcpop.
You couldn't raise huge money for vapourware then, and you can't now.
75K USD for 15% of your game means you are valuing it at $500,000 USD.
In all honesty, an isometric infinite runner *might* be worth 500.
And that's assuming you coded it from scratch.
But we both know from our last conversation that you couldn't even program. And seemed to think it was beneath you.
Until you become the driving force behind your dreams, and build something yourself, you're going to be stuck, Tobey.
Nobody is going to pay you 10s of thousands of dollars for something that you don't even understand.
First off it's not an infinite runner. Secondly it's not vapourware. We are going to be having an early access release soon. Also do you really think a coder would take up his own time for free to work on a game that's only worth in your words $500? We have run low on funds so he is working on it for free until we raise the money to pay him for his time. Meaning he believes in the project enough to do that. So I dont appreciate you commenting on this post trying to down talk my project. Unless you have something helpful to say then just dont say it at all. Unless I was trying to scam, lie, or something of that nature then there's nothing here for you to comment about that would help potential investors make a decision. So please dont comment stuff like that because as I pointed out in the beginning of this message the game is not an infinite runner meaning you dont even understand what the game is in the first place so how can you go and make statements like that without even knowing what I am trying to offer.
Tobey, you've had me test the game in the past. I remember it quite well.
It was worthless. Might be an enjoyable hobby, but it was built by someone else, and was highly generic.
It was, as I recall, an isometric, RPG. As I recall, it was procedurally generated. (Hence the infinite runner comment.)
Yes. You might have found a coder willing to work for free. But not a good one.
Ask yourself. If you were a great developer, why would you work without pay?
"Unless I was trying to scam, lie, or something of that nature then there's nothing here for you to comment about that would help potential investors make a decision."
Um. Yeah. I have information that would help potential investors make a decision. I've played it. I happen to have had dealings with you when you were looking for angel funding on Btcpop, and it's an awful investment.
You were told how to make your project a success way back then. Learn to program yourself, and build something amazing without looking to sell it right away.
You aren't willing to put the work in. You think a startup consists of a boss getting money from investors, and then paying people to invent something for you.
Until you figure that out, you're never going to be successful.
The best things in life are often the hardest. You've got to be willing to put the work in.
