No. The idea is interesting and there are, in fact, many firms I'd gladly pay $20 - $50 for an audience with (often in the form of buying someone lunch to netw

No. The idea is interesting and there are, in fact, many firms I'd gladly pay $20 - $50 for an audience with (often in the form of buying someone lunch to network) but there's far too much potential for fraud and abuse here. I won't pay someone $5 to add my resume to their database. $100 for an introduction to a highly qualified prospect for my services is actually a bargain (an obscene, under priced one at that) in the B2B sales arena.... The problem, of course, is it can be hard to tell the difference between the two in advance.... And nobody will sue over $5 (so limited options to control fraud) Finally, in the company's defense, you need a way to screen out completely unqualified applicants...