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5 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Made Millions... Subscribe To Splash Here → https://www.youtube.com/c/Splashchann... WATCH NEXT 👇 5 Scammers Exposed On Shark Tank:    • Mark Cuban EXPOSES Scammer On Shark T...   Related Videos: 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Made Millions:    • 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That M...   10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Made Millions:    • 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That M...   7 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Made Millions:    • 7 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Ma...   Top 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Became Successful:    • Top 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches Th...   10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That Made Millions:    • 10 Rejected Shark Tank Pitches That M...   Number 5: Cellhelmet Every one loves their phones so much and this company came with the promise of offering their customers even more protection. For many people, a cell phone is their lifeline to the world, but the investors on Shark Tank passed on this cell phone screen protector. On the show, CellHelmet’s founders asked for $160,000 for 20% of the business and came up empty. Clearly, it didn’t negatively impact the business. Cellhelmet provides protective cases for your most precious possession – your cell phone. Since being turned down on Shark Tank, Cellhelmet has gone on to create a whole suite of mobile device accessories including charging solutions, power banks and screen protectors. Their products can now be found in 3,000 stores, and they have offices in both the US and China. Number 4: Chef Big Shake When his daughter declared she was done eating meat, Shawn Davis started making shrimp patties to replace her hamburgers. His Chef Big Shake was the result and it was an instant success, but not everyone saw it that way. Showcasing his famous shrimp burgers on Shark Tank didn’t land Chef Big Shake an offer. It did create a mountain of interest in his work and cooking. His episode of Shark Tank has now been aired 100 times. That turned into appearances on QVC, Martha Stewart Radio, Man Versus Food, CBS Sunday Mornings and Access Hollywood. Davis asked the sharks for $200,000 for 25% of his business and he got rejected, but Chef Big Shake is one of the most successful Shark Tank rejects of all time. Number 3: Ring Founder Jamie Siminoff pitched the product on Shark Tank in 2013. Siminoff asked for $700,000 for a 10% stake. Shark Kevin O’Leary bit, but he wanted more than a stake and Siminoff turned down the offer. Known as ‘Doorbot’ when it appeared on Shark Tank. The Shark’s weren’t excited enough to make the founder an appealing enough offer to participate in this startup. It is now one of their biggest mistakes. Ring has not only raised over $200 million from top-shelf investors like Richard Branson, DFJ Growth, Qualcomm, Kleiner Perkins, and Goldman Sachs, it was bought by Amazon for between $1 billion to $2 billion. Founder Jamie is now appearing on Shark Tank as an investor himself. Number 2: Copa Di Vino People know Oregon more for its amazing craft beer scene, but Copa Di Vino is changing that. Founder James Martin appeared on Shark Tank twice and didn’t get a deal either time. During his first appearance, he asked for $600,000 for a 30% stake. It all worked out for the best, however. This startup’s founder appeared on Shark Tank twice. After the appearance on the show, sales skyrocketed from $500K to more than $12 million, and you’ve probably passed its iconic shaped packaging in one if the 13,000 plus retail locations it is featured at today. According to Linkedin, the company has 31 employees. The current revenue of the company is estimated to be $67 million. Number 1: Hammers & Nails Hammer & Nails is the man cave where guys go to get groomed and pampered. Since getting turned down on the show, Hammer & Nails has become incredibly popular, with a growing franchise and prime locations from San Jose to Portland to Owings Mills, to Miami, Laguna Niguel, Hollywood, and Brooklyn. When Michael Elliot asked for $200,000 on Shark Tank, none of the sharks took the bait. Yet after the show, eight people who saw the episode combined to invest that amount. Since the show aired, the founder raised the required $200K investment from angel investors and sold 183 franchise licenses. According to Linkedin, there are 20 employees supporting its day to day operation with 17 active locations. Splash - Splash is the go-to source for trending pop culture, celeb drama, top 5, top 10, celeb news, and more! Subscribe to Splash for some great, fun entertainment! Thank you for watching my PG entertainment family friendly comedy videos for kids in 2020! family friendly pg clean #celeb #entertainment #splash