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1. Alupis+(OP)[view] [source] 2016-09-27 23:12:36
If all your business does it extract money from investors and deposit it into employee's pockets (and never generates self sustaining revenue, let alone turn profits), I think we'd call that a charity, more than anything.
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2. Reedx+Jb[view] [source] 2016-09-28 01:44:25
>>Alupis+(OP)
Yeah, I should have been clearer - the assumption is that it would have self sustaining revenue at some point (I can't imagine many investors would keep putting $ into it after 50 years). It would just be a break even business.

That's why I would say it's a success to everyone but the investors who never got their payday.

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3. jonkne+Ye[view] [source] [discussion] 2016-09-28 02:35:24
>>Reedx+Jb
> That's why I would say it's a success to everyone but the investors who never got their payday.

Yes, so it would not be a successful venture backed company. Lifestyle businesses are fine if you pay for them. When someone else invests and expects a return you need to provide a return to be successful.

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