Thanks for the help
Express my gratitude to Mike, the manager of the Capital Flash. Excellent knowledge of information, clear and complete answers to my many questions.
Date of experience: September 02, 2022
Capital Flash, Inc
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Company details
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CapitalFlash is a cross-globe union of small investors and traders. We operated as an equity crowdfunding portal dedicated to endless innovation and assisting communities thrive. Our platform opens the door for unaccredited investors. In fact, we at CapitalFlash, welcome anyone who has a special interest in forex and stocks markets to support the businesses they know and love through Regulation Crowdfunding offerings.
Contact info
3236, Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, 11238, New York, United States
- +17184759935
- support@capitalflash.cf
- www.capitalflash.cf
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The meeting was extremely helpful and the provided information was full and short. Thé person was extremely pilote. I can say that this is a company that deserves to be chosen for investment.
Date of experience: March 06, 2021
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