April 17, 2017

Re: [3500+ BTC RAISED] TaaS: Token-as-a-Service | Closed-End fund [JOIN ICO]

Can we start asking some questions about how they plan on making money with the TaaS fund to benefit investors?
Its beginning to look scary with everyone constantly saying how TaaS will be great but no one asking why.

What sort of credentials or portfolios has the TaaS team have to show that they are capable of managing such a large fund?

also, my previous questions were not answered.

I noticed there is a “Bank Statement” tab on the top right account menu. What is the purpose of this and will it be a requirement at a future date?

Assuming the TaaS investment starts losing money on its investments, does the reserve fund start paying back into the investment fund?
Is there any sort of protection against losing money?

Also, what sort of credentials do the people making investments have at TaaS that give investors the confidence to invest?

Thanks!

Totally agree.The main questions have never been answered.

1.How is Taas going to MAKE money before it SHARES it.
2. Why the U.S. residents cannot participate in the crowd-sale ( have contacted TAAS team via Facebook, but there is NO clear response)

Quote from FAQ (http://taas.fund/faq.html#answer25)
“25 – DO YOU HAVE ANY LIMITATIONS AS TO WHICH JURISDICTIONS CAN INVEST?
You are only allowed to purchase TaaS tokens if you are neither a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the United States, nor have a primary residence or domicile in the United States, including Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and any other territories of the United States.”

My question to TAAS team is WHY? Thank you!

(Why?)

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