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I didn't put my 50 quid in to get rich, I did it to help nudge London towards bicycle taxis and delivery services. I'm a bit glum about being pushed out but I still want PedalMe to succeed. I hope the other Crowdcubers don't sue them.
edit: There are Crowdcubers on Reddit who claim to have put in £500 or £1000. No mention of legal action yet https://www.reddit.com/r/londoncycling/comments/1ah656k/pedal_me_going_into_administration/
Interesting. I was considering investing. Like you, not to get rich, but to have a stake in something I believed in and to be, hopefully, one of a number of people giving them a nudge. Now I think I... wont
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Now I think I... wont
From the outside it looks like they've been plagued by uneven management and internal disagreements. But I'd like to know whether they have proven the concept. Is the idea fundamentally sound or not? Would growth always be constrained by asking too much of the riders? Seems to me that they need to be highly skilled and resilient and very hard-working for not a lot of money.
nick_h.
I didn't put my 50 quid in to get rich, I did it to help nudge London towards bicycle taxis and delivery services. I'm a bit glum about being pushed out but I still want PedalMe to succeed. I hope the other Crowdcubers don't sue them.
edit: There are Crowdcubers on Reddit who claim to have put in £500 or £1000. No mention of legal action yet https://www.reddit.com/r/londoncycling/comments/1ah656k/pedal_me_going_into_administration/