Top Domain RaiseCapital.com for Sale

PLAINVIEW, NY--(Marketwire -05/22/12)- RaiseCapital.com, Inc. has announced that its domain name RaiseCapital.com is for sale.

Tight credit conditions amongst the banks have continued to impede the economic recovery. The standoff on the debt ceiling has made it harder for banks to lend capital and thus more difficult for the free flow of cash to reach entrepreneurs and growing businesses. Alternative ways to raise capital are the order of the day.

Regardless of these problems (or in spite of them), there is one phrase that businesses and entrepreneurs use everyday -- "Raise Capital." Whether on Main Street or Wall Street this phrase is never far from the minds and lips of business people throughout the country and the world.

On April 5, 2012 President Obama signed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups of JOBS Act, after it was overwhelmingly approved by Congress.

The crowdfund portion of the JOBS Act enables startups and small and medium businesses to use crowdfunding on the Internet to raise money from anyone and everyone. The Act stipulates that entrepreneurs can raise up to $1 million per year through those approved channels.

Crowdfunding offers entrepreneurs the ability to raise funds through the Internet and allows them to bypass the checkbooks of traditional investors, which in the earliest stages can often determine whether or not a venture ever gets off the ground.

"The term or phrase 'Raise Capital' has been used at least since Charles Dow set up his index of 11 companies in 1884," stated Rick Singer, Co-founder and CEO of RaiseCapital.com. "Whether it's large investment banking firms, mid-size businesses, or small startups, everyone is always looking to 'Raise Capital.' Now we are seeing an explosion in crowdfunding. Companies such as KickStarter, Indiegogo and AngelList have seen wonderful success in this space. There has never been a better time to own such a prestigious name as RaiseCapital.com."

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Top Domain RaiseCapital.com for Sale

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