Offering Set-up and Processing Fees Sample Clauses

Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. Six percent (6%) of the dollar value of the securities issued to Investors pursuant to each Offering at the time of closing, with a minimum fee to ODB of $10,000 per Offering. Additionally, ODB shall be entitled to six percent (6%) of the dollar value of any proceeds received from the exercise of any Warrants.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. The cash fee paid to ODB from the proceeds of the Offering will be determined pursuant to the following schedule: a) For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering up to but not in excess of $625,000: i) zero percent (0%) to ODB; and b) For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering greater than $625,000 but not in excess of $4,125,000: i) four percent (4%) to ODB; and c) For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering greater than $4,125,000 i) three and one-half percent (3.5%) to ODB; provided the minimum fee to ODB of the greater of (a) $50 per Investor per Offering, or (b) $20,000 per Offering.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. The cash fee paid to ODB from the proceeds of the Offering will be determined pursuant to the following schedule but in all events shall be equal to at least $10,000 per Offering: i) For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering through the Private Placements Platform up to but not in excess of $1,000,000: (1) Five percent (5%) to ODB; and ii) For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering through the Private Placements Platform greater than $1,000,000: (1) Four percent (4%) to ODB.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. Reserved when Folio is compensated by an intermediary broker dealer instead of the issuer.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. One percent (1%) of the dollar value of the securities issued to Shareholders pursuant to each Offering at the time of closing, with a minimum fee to Xxxxx of the greater of (a) $30 per Shareholder per Offering, or (b) $10,000 per Offering.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees a. Reserved when Folio is compensated by an intermediary broker dealer instead of the issuer, or b. Fifty basis points (50 bps) of the dollar value of the securities issued to Shareholders pursuant to the Offering at the time of each closing. The services provided under this agreement include the following: 1. money transfer functions for funding an investment in an Offering (replacing the function of a bank escrow agent under a SEC no-action letter received by Folio Investments, Inc. dated July 15th, 2015 regarding Exchange Act Rule 15c2-4(b)(1) as well as replacing escrow bank anti-money laundering and related services),
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. The cash fee paid to ODB from the proceeds of the Offering will be determined pursuant to the following schedule: a. For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering up to but not in excess of $625,000: i. Zero percent (0%) to ODB; and ii. One-hundred percent (100%) to the Issuer; b. For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering greater than $625,000 but not in excess of $4,125,000: i. Four percent (4%) to ODB; and ii. Ninety-six percent (96%) to the Issuer; c. For the dollar value of the securities sold to Investors pursuant to each Offering in excess of $4,125,000: i. Three and one-half percent (3.5%) to ODB; and ii. Ninety-six point five percent (96.5%) to the Issuer; provided the minimum fee to ODB of the greater of (a) $50 per Investor per Offering, or (b) $20,000 per Offering.
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. Six percent (6%) of the dollar value of the securities issued to Investors pursuant to each Offering at the time of closing provided no Offering-Set-up and Processing Fee shall be charged for the dollar value of the securities sold to the twenty (25) parties identified in Schedule D-I (“Excluded Investors”).
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Offering Set-up and Processing Fees. Seven percent (7.0%) of the dollar value of the securities issued to Investors pursuant to each Offering at the time of closing.
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