Service Improving 1/6/2023: Wefunder reached out and helped me with my issue. They also provided a phone number. Hope my future interaction with them stays positive. ****************************************************************** If I could select zero stars I would. Reached out multiple times about an issue I had on an investment and it took almost two weeks for someone to respond. It doesn't matter if it's the year end holidays, there's no excuse for this poor service! I even reached out to Atakama for help and they sent you emails on my behalf. Unbelievable! Why don't you offer a phone number? Afraid of getting yelled at for this perfect example of horrendous service? Get your act together!!

More Support/ Secondary Market It is offering the opportunity for non-accredited investors to buy into startups. However, more support is needed: 1. updates are not sent to investors e-mail accounts usually so updates are often missed. 2. Investors are not always notified of the failure or functionality status of an investment. This is important for tax purposes. 3. WeFunder has no secondary market so investors can trade and sell investments 4. The system is flawed. Some old investments don't show up. The system seems stuck at a certain amount of investments.

kick my company off for no reasons I put my company on it , this week send me email saying . Can be on their site yet new company that just came out. Now its a problem to try and raise money for your own company.

Pretty easy to invest Pretty easy to invest. Good updates on what to invest in. However need to raise the investment ceiling for non residents. Also if possible have a panel of tax attorneys who as a non resident we can approach to let us know how we can keep aligned to investment.

Regained access to my account/investment Lost access to my account. When I needed to check on things to see if my investment survived, I was honestly quite surprised that after not looking at it for 5 years, it was still there. Pleased to see that they worked with the startup to keep the record over the years. Today, it seems, most startup investments can't make it a few months let alone 5 years. As of the date of writing, I am very pleased. My investment survived, it has grown, and I have confidence I could probably walk another decade, come back, and know my capital is there (or at least a viable explanation as to why it collapsed to zero).