I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thought I was

Re:I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thoug... by pkaye on Friday December 02, 2016 @01:25PM (#13090952)

I think the Sharks get to do due diligence after the deal is made. They let pretty much anything interesting on the show for obvious reasons and quietly terminate deals later down the line as needed.

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Re:I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thoug... by rootedbox on Friday December 02, 2016 @01:30PM (#13091005)

In a interview with cuban I read.. half the deals don't go through after due diligence.

I'm sure it's hard to find companies for the show, and it would be harder to find them if you did due diligence first.

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Re:I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thoug... by tnecniv on Friday December 02, 2016 @01:54PM (#13091224)

> I'm sure it's hard to find companies for the show

Really? If I had a company, I would fight to get on that show. The exposure is reported to be worthwhile if nothing else.

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Re:I am an investor in The Style Club. Or, at least, I thoug... by sean_patel on Friday December 02, 2016 @01:35PM (#13091066)

> Sharks get to do due diligence after the deal is made.

Correct. And in many episode's they also said how some shark "backed out after agreeing verbally to a deal during the taping of the show.

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