http://angelsoftblog.disqus.com/enWed, 21 Jul 2010 08:29:58 -0000http://angelsoft.net/blog/2008/07/31/investor-introduction-to-opendeals/#comment-63515712<p>I saw on the news that the money they dumped at Shire was fake, to represent the money he had raised. It wasn't the actual money.</p><p>Er, are you having trouble posting something? <br>I hate guns If no guns of everyone,the world maybe well.</p><p>The first one is very nice.. I like it very much..</p><p>Everywhere in the LV, a bit mean！</p><p>it’s nice ,i want to get one</p><p>i like it ,thanks</p><p>I liked this text and i appreciated. I've read all. When i was surfing , i watched a video</p><p>I love your site and the article is useful!This is my blog, Welcome!<br></p>ed hardy clothingWed, 21 Jul 2010 08:29:58 -0000http://angelsoft.net/blog/2008/07/31/investor-introduction-to-opendeals/#comment-60301930<p>6) Finding Group Deals<br>When on the deal list, you may want to be able to distinguish where the deals are coming from. We saw and “Entrepreneur” deal earlier in the tutorial, and now I want to point out the “Angel Group” deal. This is a deal that has been posted to the Investor Community in order to find co-investors. Click on the deal to see the details…</p><p>7) Contacting another Angelsoft investor about their deal<br>You know you are looking at an “Angel Group” deal when you see the note from the investor at the top. The investor posting the deal to the Investor Community will include a basic introduction to the deal as well as details on how much they are looking to raise and how much as been committed. To learn more about this opportunity simply click the “Contact Me” button to contact the originating group.<br>good post!</p>Abercrombie fitch londonFri, 02 Jul 2010 12:38:08 -0000