By JayxDirect on

Alright my goal is to have a website basically of Moola.com merged with SportsCents.com

If you are at all interested in doing this project for me, sign up to those sites (both are free to sign up to) and play a few games on Moola and place a few bets on SportsCents.com to get the jist of it. (Again, it's FREE. So when I say "bet" I mean "bet" with the FREE points they give you..).

I will futher explain it on any of your perferred Instant Messaging clients.

So please do NOT ask me to email you.
Please simply leave your AIM Messenger, MSN Messenger, OR your Yahoo Instant Messenger screen name and I will IM you.

Please be online as well.
I will negotiate price over messenger.

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JayxDirect commented

Oops, I'm sorry, it's CENTSPORTS.com .... not SportsCents. Sorry.

Also, you can contact me on AIM at JayxDirect which is my preferred IM program.

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vm commented

your looking at 10's of thousands of dollars for just one of those sites let alone the two combined.

To other developers who may choose to connect with this individual, log the negotiations and get a contract signed before taking this type of job.

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cmsproducer commented

Fortunately/unfortunately, I agree with "Verymisunderstood" on this. The kind of projects that you have referred to will take about 120-180 hours to complete which brings it to the price suggested.

My belief is that the project owner does not want to engage a developer for peanuts cause an unhappy developer will most probably not complete your project or do it well (an incomplete or badly duct-tapped project is of no use). Similarly, no developer should seek to low-ball just to get a project, cause sooner or later, a properly priced project will come by and you will feel trapped and want to terminate the cheap project, especially if you have no contract to bind and protect the both of you. Working with no contract is a bad idea... bad things happen to good people - If a client does not want a contract, that is a huge and blinding red flag

- Sorry if I offended anyone or stepped on toes

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