VC V/s Entrepreneurs! The battle continues
April 1st, 2008
It all starts with the launch of The Funded, give you insight into VCs and how they reacted to entrepreneurs. You can find VCs based on your Geography, Funding level, age etc.
The site gives insight into the VC culture, how they treat entrepreneurs. There are some positive and not so pleasant comments. It is without a shadow of doubt a useful directory of VCs in your area. With some of the major VC funds like Sequoia Capital, 3i etc ,there so many partners and associates that its almost impossible to generalise the fund. Saying that users have commented with names of specific partners.
Some VCs are annoyed with it as it doesn’t allow them to explain their complete story. Hence TheUnfunded.com :
I didn’t like the text above: “by kids born after you graduated from college”
What’s that suppose to mean ? So young entrepreneurs don’t have valid feedback ?
Interesting what TheFunded.com said about TheUnfunded.com:
Lets forget this debate for a moment. Do you reckon VC’s would share tips about a startup they might be funding ? Obviously not!
Each comment on TheUnFunded.com is manually approved says TheFunded.com: “Update at 5:00 PM PST: A VC just wrote in to us that his fund was able to apply, get approved, and make a post on TheUnFunded.“
Won’t pre-moderation stifle the development of the community ?
If I was a Venture Capitalist: So far from the information I have, I wouldn’t fund TheUnFunded.com. Let it remain unfunded
Tags: TheFunded.com, TheunFunded.com, VCs, Entrepreneurs, funding







April 1st, 2008 at 10:42 am
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