DPO: Rule 504 @ $1 million or Reg "A" @ $5 million?

We have started a company. We need to raise capital and would like to do it via a DPO. Is there a fixed or unlimited amount of times that we can file with the state agency a $1 million DPO via Rule 504? If the $1 million Rule 504 DPO can only be done once, then filing a $5 million DPO with the SEC under Reg. "A" would seem more logical. We would prefer doing 3 or 4 Rule 504 $1 million DPO's (as financial needs dictate for the current time/status) than doing a $5 million Reg "A" DPO when really we don't need that much capital. Please advise. Thanks.

You can raise 1 million per year using Rue 504. To raise more in a year, you will need to register with the SEC.

from answers.com:
"The most common type of DPO is known as a Small Corporate Offering Registration, or SCOR. The SEC provided this option to small businesses in 1982, through an amendment to federal securities law known as Regulation D, Rule 504. SCOR gives an exemption to private companies that raise no more than $1 million in any 12-month period through the sale of stock."

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