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- Thread starter shomitax
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Do you have a contract document that sets out the terms you mention?
If not ignore it as its just bait.
If you do have a contract then study it and your existing contract very carefully to see what they really want your founder contract back for.
All the best
If not ignore it as its just bait.
If you do have a contract then study it and your existing contract very carefully to see what they really want your founder contract back for.
All the best
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I suspect any "buy back" requires you to purchase and spend more money. So in a sense this isn't a buy back but rather just mathematical gymnastics to make something that isn't a good deal seem like it is. In general, anytime they want to "upgrade" your ownership, it isn't a good deal for you. Just continue to use what you have. More often than not it is better than what they are trying to sell.