Mark Cuban's Biggest Regret?

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Imagine turning down Uber at $10 million, then watching it go public at $80 billion.

That's exactly what happened to Mark Cuban.

A 823,900% return, gone.

By the time most heard about Uber's disruption of the taxi industry, it was too late.

But history has a way of offering second chances.

Mode Mobile is doing to the $500B smartphone industry what Uber did to taxis. But instead of turning cars into income streams, Mode is turning phones into money-makers. The results?

With people spending 30+ hours weekly on their phones, Mode has created a way to monetize this time.

It's the biggest disruption to smartphones since the iPhone.

Mode has secured the $MODE ticker with Nasdaq, indicating plans for going public in the next two years – and unlike Uber, you can still invest at just $0.26/share before the company goes public.

And when you act today, you can earn up to 100% bonus shares.

Claim your shares and the 100% bonus now.

Mode Mobile recently received their ticker reservation with Nasdaq ($MODE), indicating an intent to IPO in the next 24 months. An intent to IPO is no guarantee that an actual IPO will occur.

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