Congrats to TechCrunch Disrupt winner GetAround. Guess what they used to raise part of their first round?
| Budget | Title | Location | Quotes | RFP# | |
| 1. | $1000 - $2499 | Promotional Product Ecommerce Website Redesig | Elk Grove , CA | 5/8 (3 Avail) | 35400 |
| 2. | $500 - $999 | CGI Script for Online Teachers Course | Phnom Penh , nv | 1/8 (7 Avail) | 35387 |
| 3. | $250 - $499 | McHenry County: Wordpress Website for Histori | Mc Henry , IL | 1/8 (7 Avail) | 35399 |
| 4. | $1000 - $2499 |
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., FL | 8/8 (0 Avail) | 35401 |
| 5. | $1000 - $2499 |
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Orange , ca | 8/8 (0 Avail) | 35402 |
| 6. | $500 - $999 |
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Dallas , tx | 8/8 (0 Avail) | 35380 |
We’ve covered this before, but it’s worth repeating: don’t raise money in series, raise it in parallel. Don’t talk to one investor at a time, talk to all of them at once. It’s the only way to get market-clearing terms. Meetin
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