I wonder how much over-funding they’ll allow if it’s this much in private. They’ve just hit £1m
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Whoa
First time investor here. 10 minutes in before email dropped. That was intense!!!
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People with HR trackers, how high did you get? 
Congratulations everyone! Happy to be here 
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£175k now highest!
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£175k highest investment…
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Someone is gonna get rich! To be fair sounds like they already are rich!!
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I can’t see them going over £2m. The amount that can qualify under EIS is £2m. -CORRECTION - £4.5m… see Adam’s post below-
Also, big backers won’t want to convert too much equity to cash at such early stage. The board can’t go out looking to give 2.7% for working capital and come back having given away a quarter of the company for £5m cash. That would be very unusual.
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Will be 24 hours!
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We have up to £4.5 million EIS available. The real hard cap on the round would be the EU €5 million limit on crowdfunding campaigns without a prospectus. We’re not going to go that high though.
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This is my first possible Crowdcube investment I’m considering, and I’m a student currently, and non-taxpayer - does it matter if I choose Yes or No on the EIS question, as I assume I won’t be able to claim it if I pay no income tax? Sorry, I’m very new to this! Thanks
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Okay, that is what I suspected, that there was no downside to clicking Yes! Thank you 
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Thanks for clarifying- edited my post to state it isn’t £2m. Apologies!
(I asked yesterday about your EIS limit and in the absence of an official response someone replied that it is £2m… (not just making it up as I go!))
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