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That was the biggest detractor when I started to try some of these sites out during my latest stint of being laid off. There would be lots of requests for "clon
by zacharydanger 18y ago
That was the biggest detractor when I started to try some of these sites out during my latest stint of being laid off. There would be lots of requests for "clone eBay/etc" with 15 bids from outsourced developers offering to do it for < $200.
The signal-to-noise is often too low on these sites.
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- vaksel 18y agothats because all those clone eBay sites are nothing more than $99 scripts that these guys just modify
- ojbyrne 18y agoEven then it's fairly challenging to modify some crappy script for $100. My experience with elance was that development was just a no-go, but you could make some money with other areas, for me system administration. You could get $100 to modify some script, or the same $100 to _install_ it.
- trapper 18y agoA few years ago I hired a guy from the Ukraine, he only wanted 2$/hour. I couldn't believe it and paid him more, but at that rate you have 50 hours to customise. Not too hard.