It seems Toor had difficulty scaling. The product launched in 2018, but with no significant sales growth or strategic partnerships, it couldn’t compete with established lockbox providers. The $300,000 loan Kevin offered might have been too high a financial strain for an early-stage company that had yet to prove its profitability.

I thought Toor seemed like a good idea. It’s kind of surprising that it didn’t work out, considering the backing from Barbara and Kevin. I’m still trying to figure out why exactly it flopped.

Absolutely, it’s quite the phenomenon! Entrepreneurs often tailor their pitches to align with a shark’s strengths. Some might prefer Lori Greiner because of her phenomenal track record with consumer goods, while others gravitate towards Mark Cuban for his innovative tech investments.

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Great topic! Entrepreneurs often choose specific sharks based on various factors like their expertise, industry connections, and investment style. For example, Lori Greiner is known as the “Queen of QVC,” making her a go-to for consumer products, while Mark Cuban’s tech-savvy nature attracts entrepreneurs in the tech space.

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