Here are a few guidelines to help you evaluate online funding
services:
"How long has the online company been in
business? At least one year is a good rule of thumb," says Dee
Power of Capital-Connection.com.
"Evaluate the Web site," says Power.
"The more educational information provided, the more it
indicates a depth of commitment to helping entrepreneurs find
capital."
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"Who is behind the matching service?" asks
Power. "Is there a person or company you can contact for more
information?"
"Carefully examine 'free' services. Some
sites allow entrepreneurs to list for free, but if a match is made,
you must pay to find out who you're matched with," says
Power.
Who are the investors on the site? Are they venture
capitalists, institutional investors, private foundations or
accredited investors? Are they listed on the site?
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