Crowdcube Recenzje 

ease of use..............................................

It is easy to invest. It's like a going-through flow, so no headaches at all.

Overly complicated method for verifying home adress. In Sweden, almost all communication from companies such as billing is through digital channels.

Very easy to use Crowdcube

0 star would be great!

Crowdcube and Lloyds Banking Group has robbed Curve's shareholders.

Thieves, liars, and scammers.

I'll spread the word about you everywhere I can, you scumbags.

They legally rob you!
Bought "shares" of etergo, Curve, all gone to 0, not even returning the original invested amount, waste money and 0 after 5+ years. Both companies were acquired by bigger institutions and they don't even say thank you to the investors.
Straight up robbery business!

These crowdfunding sites are pretty much scams.

But after investing through these platforms several times, the end result is always the same.

Retail investors are encouraged to “own a piece” of exciting private companies, but what you often actually receive is a weak class of shares sitting at the bottom of the pile. If the company fails, you lose everything. If the company raises more money, you can be diluted or pushed further down the economic pecking order. And even if the company is eventually acquired, creditors, preferred investors and other senior stakeholders can be paid first, leaving ordinary crowdfunding shareholders with absolutely nothing.

That is exactly what happened to me with Curve. Lloyds acquired the business, yet crowdfunding investors were told there was nothing left for their shares once the transaction waterfall had been applied.

So yes, technically you own shares. But in practical terms, ask yourself what those shares are actually worth when everyone else can rank ahead of you when it matters most.

My advice to anyone considering equity crowdfunding is to ignore the glossy pitch, the brand name and the headline valuation. Read the Articles of Association. Find out exactly what share class you are getting, what liquidation preferences other investors have, whether future investors can rank ahead of you, and where you sit in an exit waterfall.

If you cannot clearly understand those points, I would stay well away.

These investments are marketed with the excitement of venture capital, but retail investors can end up taking venture-level risk without venture-level protections or negotiating power. After several experiences like this, I would not personally invest through an equity crowdfunding platform again.

Excellent advice and support from Crowdcube, and very easy to use and invest once I'd gone through the investors exam.

Information about the company to invest as well as general points of investing; User experience and easy to handle; Payment by cards

ID was easy. Proof of address was a ball ache
Wouldn’t accept:
NHS letter
National grid letter
Council tax letter
But we got there in the end!

Very easy and straight forward to invest. Payment and everything.

Everything was pretty smooth, but when it finally came to investing there was no clear button to do that. Instead there were buttons relating to understanding the risk, which I had already done. Finally after looping through this a few times, I clicked on that button and then the Invest button appeared.

It was simple

J'ai toujours eu les réponses à mes questions rapidement. Les paiements dans les temps. Bonne communication.

It is not that complicated to register and invest

L'application est très pratique mais il manque encore d'explications pour avoir un peu plus de visibilité sur le futur des placements effectués.

The platform was good before but because of probably investor pressure on revenue they have started letting in companies that shouldn't be offered to the general public (questionable corporate setups) and after they pulled back the Mistral investment after 4 months of basically silence I just lost trust in them.

Such a great concept but maybe not monetizable enough so they started cutting corners.