Good communication Good communication. Easy to work with.

I would have liked to have had a better… I would have liked to have had a better way to contact EquityZen than by email alone. Especially when those emails either go unanswered or have a delayed response time. When you invest over $80,000, you don't expect to be given the bum's rush when you have a question. That's why I have subsequently opened an account with LINQTO and plan to give them first consideration for my next venture-type investment.

Good platform, but joining in frequent tender offers. It is a good platform and has many merits. My concern is that fund managers tend to join tender offers rather than reject them, meaning that your shares will be sold before its full growth (e.g., by going public or being acquired). In my experience, fund managers decided to join a tender offer for shares I held already more than 2 years. About 6 to 10 months later (I cannot remember exactly how many months), I was notified that fund managers are considering to join another tender offer. If you are an investor seeking a high-risk-high-return opportunity in unlisted company, this platform may not align with your expectation.

They make it easy to do a purchase but lack company financial details. They make it easy to do a purchase. The biggest issue is stale valuations on offerings and not enough financial information to make an informed decision. Often not even the most basic of financial information is available. Like historic revenue, past/future growth, amount of debt,

Fair pricing and the best choice out of all… Fair pricing and the best choice out of all the the other companies providing access to private placements. A win for buyers and sellers!