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I want to sell this website, where's best to do this? (perkk.co)
almost 5 years ago from Elliot James, Product Designer
20 comments
Mark Redman, almost 5 years ago
Hi Elliot, Have a look at Flippa, looks like a good place to sell websites, apps and domains. Mark
Elliot James, almost 5 years ago
Thanks mark! I actually have listed it there now, found out about it from a friend of mine! So far so good :)
ok great, hope it sells...
Mihai Serban, almost 5 years ago
You can also try to sell it on transferslot.com :)
Jamie K, almost 5 years ago It seems like none of the current posts on it are real (try clicking the links or googling the companies listed in the posts)
Is that done on purpose to illustrate how the site would be used or are you being dishonest about the activity level of the site?
They are dummy posts yes to show how the site works. No dishonesty, thank you Jamie.
Robin Goyal, almost 5 years ago
Interested in buying it
Awesome! You can reach me at admin@perkk.co :)
Tait Brown, almost 5 years ago
Really cool idea. At least in Australia these perks are still taxable which could be a bit of a risk you would need to communicate to participants.
Mattias H, almost 5 years ago
Interesting concept. What's the real benefit, as a designer, to get paid in perks rather than money?
Yeah exactly! It’s based online Gift Economy
Could you elaborate? :) To me "gift economy" is about giving, without expecting something in return. From my understanding this site is more in line with"barter economy". Which i still find Interesting, but what's the benefit, as a designer, of getting payed in perks rather than money?
Mattias is simply an alternate pay method
Yes, that I understood. Good luck anyways!
Andrew Hersh, almost 5 years ago No taxes.
Aaron Wears Many Hats, almost 5 years ago
You can avoid tax by dealing with cash also, with the added benefit being that cash can help you buy food or pay for your rent.
Or you could receive food as a Perk ;) But I think it goes without saying the differences between cash and perks haha.
Josh Sanders, almost 5 years ago I think the answer is pretty obvious: if a designer sees value in trading their skills for something in return, then they can do so. It would benefit them in whatever way they perceive the value.
Asking a single person to quantify the benefit or value of a service from someone else's perspective (or an entire industry since you're stating designers as a whole) is quite silly.
Art Vandelay, almost 5 years ago
I'd love to chat about buying, what's the best way to reach you?
I just followed you on Twitter
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