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$99/month to see the list of what is for sale, without even a preview? thanks, but no thanks - the seller should pay your fees/commission if you make them a sal
by ejb999 3y ago
$99/month to see the list of what is for sale, without even a preview? thanks, but no thanks - the seller should pay your fees/commission if you make them a sale, potential buyers aren't going to pay upfront to see an unknown list of things for sale.
- giantg2 3y agoPerhaps this will be recursive - the site creator will list the site on itself. Seems very expensive for a listing service.
- phpnode 3y agoSubscription is a common model for things like this, particularly because it’s so easy for people to make direct approaches to the vendor, cutting out the middleman to avoid the commission/fees
- cj 3y ago> because it’s so easy for people to make direct approaches to the vendor I like the way Flippa does it: https://flippa.com/ https://flippa.com/ Show what's listed, show basic financials and an asking price. Only after a buyer sees something interesting are they asked to jump through hoops to create an account, etc. Looking at the listings, they would be really hard to de-anonymize.
- sh4rks 3y agoThey offer a 7 day refund period
- codegeek 3y agoThey are all following acquire.com(previously microacquire) model where sellers don't pay but buyers do. Since it became popular, lot of similar "inspired" products are coming up.
- toasted-subs 3y agoKk I’ll make a copy of this after my current contract is up. $10 a month take it or leave it.
- maushu 3y agoOn the other hand without a commission this means there isn't a perverse incentive to fake data and sell stuff like it happens with other services.