Sorry if already have an existing discussion please point it to me. Tried to search but not found.

Anyone attended their investment talk? Mind to share how it works?
Saw at fb says can get 12% interest? Sounds too good to be true?

I've eaten at their restaurant before and joined their eatflix member whereby you pay double price of the bill and get back the amount as credit which you can use in the future (and current bill is consider free)
This too i have abit doubt how they can last..

So for 5k a lot

Wad do u get?

Eat crab and crab ? And get company shares?

1. Crowd fund in FB.
2. Too good to be true.
3. GUARANTEE
4. Does crowd fund run on LOT base?
5. Reason of fund?
6. Uses of fund?
7. Previously need x amount now only need x amounts.

**Last line. They going to public soon. What's does that mean?

Listings soon? IPO?

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: May 24 2019, 11:24 PM

cannot seems to get more from "READ MORE"...
https://www.crowdplus.asia/investment.php?f=0

Thats why im curious and wondering how they can sustain.

Noone attended their talk yet? I got invitation as im their eatflixs member.

Anyone checked they got license for crowdfunding?

so everyone forgotten about the "buy a piece of the infamous roti canai franchise" scam?



This post has been edited by loki: May 25 2019, 04:54 PM

30k then 5k now while too good to be true...

Lately a lot of company upfront promising alot of return and etc.. and can tell loudly got lawyer sign agreement.

But little known to most layman investor that there afe still loopholes tat protect the company despite giving a 12% roi...

When they default and dun pay, and when u go to court, then only u know agreement is loopsided.

Wut fei fei crab also want to do guaranteed return?

Fnb is profit business. Don't think they would really need your money

I LOL'ed at the last line that reads "Once the funds are raised, we're closing and that's it. OVER." which sarcastically does sound an alarm in my scam-radar
I remembered agents trying to entice me to join STG back in 2008-ish and then my own uncle also enticed me to join IRC around the same period. Both closed down after just a few months in operation and boss zhao lou.
Their modus operandi are all the same, after raking in enough money, then they close business. It is a fast way for them to raise a large amount of money in a short time.

No wonder every tom dick & harry wants to open a Fnb

Guaranteed returns?

RUN

I stopped reading at "Guaranteed 12% Returns". These guys are just using a popular establishment's name to rake in the funds. No reason given for the need for funding ie, opening up more branches, expanding etc.

"Opportunity to get Crab Credits so that you can eat crabs who year long?"

I thought this was an investment?

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: May 25 2019, 06:03 PM

sounds like scam like the steven corner and red island cafe case few years back lol

Simply whack
Big business want to go ace market also hard
Losing money now want cash out guy la

WAH...GUARANTEE....FAST PM...

too good to be true....invest with caution

my logic

1) deal too gooding, yet ask too less money per investor
2) better get angel investor coz 12% very gooding for them
3) why small amount per investor? hmm...
4) if they chaplap, what guarantee also no use
5) track record financial statements got or not?
6) how many outlets?
7) google restaurant review mane?
8) CEO siapa, cook siapa, compare crab restaurant ROI across market check

Do you all remember Steven Tea Garden?

Crowdfunding is a regulated activity under the Securities Commission Malaysia's purview. There is also a requirement for registration. If this activity isn't registered, the provider will get into hot soup with Securities Commission Malaysia.

if they are genuine business owner, use the legal crowdfunding platform. here https://www.sc.com.my/development/digital/l...arket-operators

most of the time dont need to haggling at public forum, ask people to invest. which is actually illegal,
but ask public invest via licensed crowdfunding platform is okay, because money is held in a bank trustee account, money dont give direct to business owner

Sounds too good to be true to me as well. I definitely won't invest in this.