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Originally posted by Chrissy
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Originally posted by CookieRevised
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Originally posted by Chrissy
Anyway, why don't we just ask why it's a private company?
Because it is a small company, doesn't have public shares to trade, less financial risks, not yet enough capital to go public, because it has some advantages over a public company, like a hell of a lot less bureacracy, etc, etc... many perfectly good reasons to choose from...
http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/cbr/publicvprivate.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_company
Really, it could be because the owner id know to be a scamer or something? Cause really, you don't know for sure cookie do you?
Why assume the negative when it's perfectly common practice for private companies to exist?
It's nothing unusual, so it's just stupid to speculate that they're staying private for negative reasons.
If you went to Subway and they refused to tell you what was in the sandwich you were buying, then THAT would be a reason to be suspicious.
But a company not telling you all the ins and outs of who owns it and what their [business] interests are.....that's perfectly understandable.
I think all the conspiracy theorists around here need to go back to figuring out 9/11 or something