How a call to Seattle startup Nexme’s toll-free number led to a seed round worth $500k

The Nexme team, including co-founders Vanessa Alvarez (front, center) and Arian Abdulkader (back, right). (Nexme Photo)

Angel investments don’t often begin with an unexpected call to your startup’s toll-free number.

Seattle-based Nexme had launched its minimally viable product (MVP) and its team was working long hours to

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