Just a little thing on sharpenews

[Lµke]

It seems to me his plan has backfired. He used his brain for advertising etc, but he didnt plan on being criticised so much for doing what he thinks was right, and is crumbling under his own created pressure. That article prooves that a 17 year old runs such a big company, throwing a hissy fit because he can't handle abit of criticism.

[F32]

It seems to be his plan has backfired. He used his brain for advertising etc, but he didnt plan on being criticised so much for doing what he thinks was right, and is crumbling under his own created pressure. That article prooves that a 17 year old runs such a big company, throwing a hissy fit because he can't handle abit of criticism.

Do you think he made the right decision though?

[Jõnathan]

It seems to be his plan has backfired. He used his brain for advertising etc, but he didnt plan on being criticised so much for doing what he thinks was right, and is crumbling under his own created pressure. That article prooves that a 17 year old runs such a big company, throwing a hissy fit because he can't handle abit of criticism.

That's what so bad about teenage entrepreneurs - they can't handle any bit of criticism.

[Lµke]

Do you think he made the right decision though?

For me personally no, i would of took the offer very swiftly and if what he said in the article on the DailyMail was true, i'd profit the 4 million pounds and bring me and my family a better quality of life and with that a better lifestyle, move on to bigger and better things and concentrate on my education.

After all 4 million pounds for five years of work, doing what you love; isn't bad at all is it?

[Jõnathan]

For me personally no, i would of took the offer very swiftly and if what he said in the article on the DailyMail was true, i'd profit the 4 million pounds and bring me and my family a better quality of life and with that a better lifestyle, move on to bigger and better things and concentrate on my education.

After all 4 million pounds for five years of work, doing what you love; isn't bad at all is it?

No - it's more of a privelige XD

[ScottDiamond]

Nick Coates, CEO, is starring on BBC Five Live tonight!

He calls himself the Cheif Executive Officer. He's 17, you need to be 18 and fully registered to be a "CEO". ;l

[F32]

If what he said was true, he wouldn't go on the radio.

He contradicts himself way to much.

[Oni]

Would you turn down 8.5 for a site that looks as bad as that?

Who am I to say though?, It serves its purpose and he obviously knows more about his site than any of us so I dont think we can really judge.

[hybride]

Lol, I doubt he's stupid - no teenager in the world would turn down £8mil without a good reason.

[F32]

Who am I to say though?, It serves its purpose and he obviously knows more about his site than any of us so I dont think we can really judge.

How can you judge yourself?