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FerclonaNew member30 January 2018 12:01:28

We live in the city for a long time and decided to open our own business. We want to create slot machines and terminals, which are very few, I mean those that everyone can like. We have already developed an action plan from enngenie.com and yet we want to ask everyone to fully verify the right thinking. What do you sometimes lack?

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FredIndonesia Expert30 January 2018 13:16:53

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I'd be tempted to start with the lack of professionalism on that site.
This Russian site has been around from Oct 2016 but they claim over 8 years in the industry.
A tech company with no web presence for the first 6 years?

That would be enough for me to take a deeper look before I handed over any cash.

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mugtechViP30 January 2018 23:12:51

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Perhaps starting the business is TOO easy.

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