<human>: Alright, this is going to seem like spam. But it's not. Look at my reddit history, I'm honestly just looking for advice. 

Here's the story:

So over the last year I started a geek toy company called Stuffless (we're not live... yet). I was lucky enough to have a family friend invest in my company to the tune of $50,000. Unfortunately, I was only able to get $20,000 before health issues required that my primary investor pull their remaining money. 

Shitty, I know, but understandable. I'm thankful for what I got in the first place to be honest.

Unfortunately, the time when they pulled their remaining support was inopportune, to say the least. At the time I had already put about $15,000 into the production of my toys with an additional $20,000 needed to get the remainder of the product to the US. I have $10,000 of my own money saved that I can put in but I'm lacking the remainder of the money. 

Now I've been able to put the thing on hold while I assess my situation but I can only hold it until February of next year before the company is going to demand the remainder of the cash.

Everybody I've shown the idea to loves it (including /r/geek and /r/zombies) and are eager to see it come to life, but I'm having trouble getting over this financial hump.

So, now I'm turning to AskReddit. I figure somebody here would have some useful advice or could point me in the right direction. Seriously, I really need some help which is why I'm willing to risk looking like a spammer...

I've started a Kickstarter ( that basically explains the whole ordeal, but it has been relatively unsuccessful. I've tried contacting blogs, and getting anybody to take notice, but it's just not catching on for some reason.

Any help you can give, even if it's just an upvote, will be extremely appreciated, seriously. I'm just trying to realize my dream but I need some help here or else everything's gonna go down in flames.

Thanks!

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<bot>: Starting a geek toy company, but after some unfortunate circumstances, I'm now $15,000 into the hole with an additional $20,000 needed. See link above for details on the company.