CoFoundersLab
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of the site because it can be difficult to find good matches. However, the paid VIP membership seems to have better results. It's worth the investment if you're serious about finding the right cofounder or team members.

One thing I like about CoFounderLab is the variety of industries represented. You can find people looking to start businesses in tech, healthcare, education, and more. It's not just limited to one specific field, which is great.

The messaging system on CoFounderLab could be improved. Sometimes messages get lost or don't go through at all. It can be frustrating trying to communicate with potential cofounders when the messaging isn't working properly. I've also had trouble editing my profile at times, but it's usually resolved quickly by reaching out to customer service.

Overall, I would recommend CoFounderLab to anyone looking for a business partner or team members. It may not be perfect, but it's definitely a useful resource. Just be patient and persistent in your search.

I recently checked out CoFoundersLab to see if it could help me find a partner to launch a new business venture. The main purpose of this site is to connect entrepreneurs with potential co-founders. However, I was quite disappointed with the "find a cofounder" feature. It was a bit of a letdown as it didn't seem to be working.

I found it difficult to quickly browse through the different cofounder profiles, as there was a lack of important information on each profile. It was frustrating that I had to open each profile in a new tab just to see anything useful. Despite there being loads of cofounder profiles, I found that around 90% of them were inactive.

One major problem I found myself facing was the absence of a filter or search option for active profiles. Therefore, I had to spend a lot of time going through inactive profiles, which did not lead to any successful partnership.

Overall, I didn’t find the experience on CoFoundersLab very helpful for my needs. However, I appreciate that this site exists for entrepreneurs who may have more success in finding a cofounder on there.

So, I just wanted to share an experience I had with CoFoundersLab. I signed up for their premium account and it worked for a brief two days. However, after that, they disabled me and didn't communicate anything to me about it. I tried reaching out to them via phone, email, website, and messenger but they never got back to me.

I have to admit, I am starting to doubt the authenticity of these CoFoundersLab people. It's just frustrating because for those two days I was able to do a bit of networking and tried to connect with around 50 people for my startup, but didn't get any responses or views on my profile. It just doesn't seem possible that nobody would be interested in a startup idea, unless it was all fake.

I'm not saying don't use CoFoundersLab at all, but just be cautious if you're considering purchasing their premium account. From my experience, it seems like there are some problems with their customer service and the validity of their profiles.

CoFoundersLab used to be aight, but then they went and messed it all up with some newfangled upgrade. The worst part is that it messed up the most important part of the system, which is being able to link up with other peeps who wanna start somethin' new. I've been tryin' to use this site for a year now, and it's still all borked. Even tried the fancypants premium account, and that just made stuff even worse. They say they got some support or whatever, but all I ever got was a useless "how can I help?" message and then silence. I even tried to get a refund, but no response. Total bunk, if you ask me.

This CoFoundersLab website might not be what you're expecting. They say it's free, but once you start talking to folks and searching for partners, they lock you out with a message that says "Upgrade to premium or wait". It's really misleading and ends up being a scam.

When it first happened to me, I was peeved but still hopeful. I thought, okay, I'll just wait until next month. Maybe it's just a system thing. It wasn't until I waited for a whole month and still couldn't search that I realized I'd been duped. They were never going to give me my access back without me paying.

Now, I don't know about you but I don't have the cash to blow on a premium account. It's so disappointing when a service advertises as free but ends up being a way to extort money from you. I really thought this site would help me find likeminded folks to start a business with, but it turns out all they wanted was my money.

Do not recommend CoFoundersLab, unless you've got money to burn.

I couldn't even give this CoFoundersLab (cofounderslab.com) program a rating. I was hyped to join their accelerator program for $2,000. But to be honest, it was totally not worth it man! This program was a complete waste of my precious time. The program was so-disorganized that I didn't receive any detailed information about it in advance. When I fired off an email to them asking for details, they just sent me a link of their website and told me to 'join the program.' Like dude, I already joined. I just wanted details about the program itself. It was a pretty unprofessional response if you ask me.

Even worse, the content of the courses was inadequate. I mean come on, the things they taught in this program were available online on any random website. I couldn't believe my eyes when I found out that there was hardly any useful information in this program. Like, why should I pay $2,000 for something that I could find for free on the web? It's not like I was getting lots of 'value' out of it.

I'm not the only one who thinks this. Other reviewers on the net are echoing a similar sentiment. They said the program was a total rip-off, a waste of time, and a money grab for CoFoundersLab. Sadly, I couldn't agree more with them. This just wasn't worth it, bro. Definitely wouldn't recommend this program to anyone.

Me paid for this website called CoFoundersLab like a year ago and lemme tell ya, it was a big ol' waste of money. The peeps on the advisory board didn't even wanna talk to me and the thing that was supposed to match me up with a co-founder was straight up useless. When I tried to cancel my membership they didn't even have a button or nothing, they just made me fill out some weird form. And then I waited and waited, but nobody ever got back to me. I tried to get in touch through their website and even on Facebook, but they didn't care at all. And the phone number just went straight to voicemail.

All of this was going on for FOUR MONTHS, can you believe that? And even when I finally figured out how to cancel on their stupid website, it was hidden away like some kinda secret treasure map.

The thing that razzles my berries the most is that they obviously don't care about their customers. I wouldn't mind if it was just a little hiccup, but this was straight up pathetic. Steer clear of CoFoundersLab, folks.

So, I decided to take a chance with CoFoundersLab because I'm a believer in collaboration and the value of finding a great co-founder. Unfortunately, my experience with this site proved to be much less than satisfying.

As a Pro member, I expected to have access to a pool of qualified technical co-founders. However, what I found instead were people who were more interested in soliciting my business than actually collaborating with me. It seemed like every single one I talked to was just looking for a way to join my startup by charging a fee and equity, and most of them claimed to have a team of engineers at their disposal.

What's more is that I already had my own team of engineers for Phase One of my startup, so I didn't need to hire someone else for that role. I was on CoFoundersLab to find a co-founder to help me with further development, but unfortunately, most of the people I spoke to were affiliated with tech development firms.

I contacted customer care to share my disappointment, but was not satisfied with the response I got. The representative suggested that I mark the solicitations I received as "SPAM," which seemed like an inefficient way to deal with the problem. I didn't want to brand people with whom I spoke for 30 minutes as "SPAM," considering that I had actually communicated with them. It seemed like the company was not doing enough to filter out the solicitors from the actual co-founders.

In conclusion, I wouldn't recommend CoFoundersLab to anyone looking for a technical co-founder or a reliable platform for starting a business. While there might be some helpful resources on the site, the customer service is lacking and the system does not seem to screen the technical co-founders thoroughly. Instead, I would suggest that individuals seek out other resources or seek out co-founders through their network. It seems like CoFoundersLab is a better platform for those with technical skills rather than those looking for the same.

So, I recently tried out CoFoundersLab and I gotta say, while there might be some good people on there, my experience was not so great. Let me tell you what happened.

Right after I signed up, I got an email from a woman who said she was from California but seemed to be from the Middle East. Her English was okay, but there was definitely something a little off about it. She started telling me this long and winding story about some money-making scheme in Iraq. It seemed a little sketchy, but I figured, hey, maybe she's legit.

But then things started to get really weird. My browser settings got all messed up and my computer started acting strange. It was like there was a virus or something taking over my system. I know how to handle this kind of thing because I've worked as a helpdesk analyst before, but even I was a little freaked out by how aggressive this attack was. All from just opening an email!

It took me a whole hour to clean up my computer and get rid of all the unauthorized software and plugins that had been installed. Not cool, CoFoundersLab. This was supposed to be a legitimate online community, but it felt more like some sketchy gambling or hacking site. Definitely not the kind of experience I was looking for.

So while there might be some good people on CoFoundersLab, I can't really recommend it after what happened to me. I was hopeful at first, but now I won't be going back. It's just not worth the risk.

So, I signed up for CoFoundersLab's premium account for three months to find my business partner, but it turned out to be a mistake. I didn't check the team behind the platform, which was my fault. However, the lack of activity on the site and getting messages from scammer profiles within a week or two made me cancel my subscription. I was disappointed to see that my account was still active after the cancellation process, and that made me suspicious about their billing system.

I tried to go through the cancellation process again, but it was a hassle. They had changed it, and it was now much more difficult to navigate. To make things worse, their in-platform communication system was not working, so I had to contact them through email. It was frustrating.

If you take a look at the team behind the platform, you'll understand why I had doubts. The team profiles were blank, except for Joshua Wenner who was the lead hack of the platform. It was fishy.

While Wenner is keeping his dead CoFoundersLab platform's billing system on, he is promoting "Emotional Resilience Training (ERT)" on his other website. It seems like he's trying to come up with a new business model by generating fraudulent, residual income off of dead platforms.

In my opinion, CoFoundersLab is a failed platform, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. The lack of activity on the site and getting messages from scammer profiles should be a warning sign. They need to be more transparent about their team and their billing system.

CoFoundersLab is a cool site if you're looking for some peeps to help you build the next big thing. You just make a profile and then they'll hook you up with some potential co-founders. It's pretty sweet! They really make it easy for you to find the right people for your team. Just make sure you fill out your profile all the way so people can see all your skills and stuff. And then you just sit back and wait for the messages to roll in.

One thing that's kind of a bummer is that there aren't a ton of people on there sometimes. So if you're looking for something super specific, you might have to wait a bit longer. But hey, good things come to those who wait, right?

Overall, CoFoundersLab is definitely worth checking out if you need some help with your business. It's free to join and they really do a good job of helping you find the right people. So what are you waiting for? Get on there and start building your dream team today!

Searching for a co-founder on CoFoundersLab is like looking for a needle in a haystack. The website is designed in such a confusing way that even a monkey with a computer could not navigate it. I wasted so much time trying to find someone until I was about to pull my hair out.

But if you're lucky enough to stumble upon a potential partner, the communication tool is just as frustrating. It's like playing a game of telephone - the messages get mixed up and lost in translation.

The only saving grace is the community aspect, where you can connect with other entrepreneurs and attend events. But even then, it's hit or miss. Last time I went to an event, it felt like no one had brushed their teeth that morning.

Overall, CoFoundersLab is not worth the headache. If you want to find a co-founder, there are plenty of other options out there that won't drive you to the brink of insanity.

Me and my business partner were looking for a platform to find suitable co-founders for our startup. We stumbled upon CoFounderLab and decided to give it a try.

At first, we found the website a bit confusing and hard to navigate, but after a few minutes of clicking around, we were able to create our profile and start browsing through the available co-founders. There were quite a lot of people on the platform, and we were able to filter them based on our specific requirements.

We contacted a few people and started having conversations with them. Some of them were not a good fit for us, but we were able to find a few potential co-founders. We exchanged our ideas, business plans, and visions for the future, and we were able to find someone who shared the same goals and is equally passionate about our startup.

The best part about CoFounderLab is that they have a support team that gives active help and advice for their users, ensuring we were safe from scammers and fake profiles. We felt like we were in good hands and was able to find a co-founder in just a few weeks since signing up.

Overall, we had a positive experience with CoFounderLab, and we would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a suitable co-founder to start their business. However, there were a few grammatical errors that we encountered along the way, but it did not affect the clarity of the information presented.

so i signed up for cofounderslab cause i wanted to find some partners for my dope startup idea. at first i was just using the free membership cause im cheap like that but then i decided to upgrade to the premium cause i really wanted to get [censored] going. but now i wanna cancel my membership cause i found some partners on my own but when i try to login to the site it aint lettin me in. like it says im logged in but then nothing happens. i just want my money back and im frustrated cause i cant even contact the support team. this is lame.

So I went on CoFoundersLab to check out the site. It claims to be free, which is cool. I made my profile and was all excited to see what was next. But then BAM! They blocked my access for 14 days unless I upgraded. What a bummer! That seems like a terrible business model to me.

I was really disappointed. I mean, why would they even let me make a profile if they weren't going to let me use the site? It just seems like a waste of time. I was really hoping to find some cool people to work with, but instead I just got blocked. Ugh, I hope they GDIAF.

Overall, I would say that CoFoundersLab was a letdown. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone unless they want to waste their time.

So, I tried CoFoundersLab for a bit and gotta say, my experience wasn't the best. Don't get me wrong, it's not all bad, but I didn't really get any results from it. It feels like the people using it are pretty inactive, and the app itself lags a bit. I know this might sound harsh, but it feels a little abandoned.

One good thing is that there are some free functions available, but like some other folks have mentioned in their reviews, they're pretty limited. Overall, I'd say it's worth a shot if you're really trying to find a co-founder, but just be prepared to put in some effort and potentially not get many results. Maybe try to connect with people outside of the platform too, just to cover all your bases.

So, I tried using CoFoundersLab to find some potential business partners, and let me tell you, it was a real pain in the you-know-where. First, you have to create a whole darn profile, which took forever, and then you sit there twiddling your thumbs while the website tries to match you up with other users. And let me tell you, the matches ain't always so great.

But here's the kicker - if you want to actually get in touch with any of these so-called "matches," you have to pay up. That's right, CoFoundersLab blocks you for a whole 20 days until you're forced to fork over some cash. And let me just say, the price ain't exactly cheap.

But here's my top tip for all you folks out there who might be thinking of trying CoFoundersLab - create a profile, search as much as you can, and then ditch this waste of time completely. Instead, why not try finding the people you want to connect with directly on LinkedIn? Trust me, it'll save you time and money.

So yeah, take it from me, CoFoundersLab is a total scam. Don't waste your time or your hard-earned cash.

I tried using CoFoundersLab (cofounderslab.com) for free for a short period of time, but after that, I was locked out of the site unless I paid a really high fee. It's just not worth it. Another thing is that most of the posts on the site are from foreigners who aren't even real founders- they're just trying to fool you or trick you into giving them work for their agencies. So, if I were you, I would stay away from this website entirely. It's just a big waste of time and energy.

I signed up for CoFoundersLab Premium, paid for a whole 6 months worth! Seems like a good deal, right? Wrong. I never even got what I paid for! I've been waiting for it to come through for months now and I'm about to pull my hair out! I've tried reaching out to their customer service team but they're just not responding. It's really making me question their level of professionalism.

Shockingly, I found out that I'm not the only one who's had this issue. A lot of other people seem to be experiencing the same thing! It's really frustrating to see that this seems to be a common issue.

I could hardly believe that companies operate like this. It's simply ridiculous! Needless to say, I won't be dealing with CoFoundersLab in the future. If customer service isn't a top priority for a company, then what else isn't?