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Indiegogo recently announced that they are partnering with MicroVentures to offer a new equity crowdfunding service.

This has been a long awaited announcement. There were rumors for some time that the company would eventually enter the equity crowdfunding space.

Now, as a non-accredited everyday investor, you can invest in startup companies through their new platform. You can also list your own company in their marketplace and raise funds under a Title III offering.

Read the article here: http://www.crowdcrux.com/things-to-know ... ding-site/

Personally I like go fund me better simply because it's easier for backers to donate money. I also have a social network coming out in December called Slushbox I'm crowd funding for it on Kickstarter! I left a link below please check it out, let me know what you think! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/284388011/slushbox-the-social-network-for-car-geeks