MyLifeBrand, latest social networking site, raises $750,000
Seattle-based MyLifeBrand, the maker of a private label social networking software, has raised $750,000 in seed money from unidentified investors — quite remarkable, considering there are at least a dozen other companies trying to do somethings similar.
It reportedly has commitments of $250,000 more, according to EVP Dan Scalisi in an interview with socalTech.com.
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