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by avens19 4263 days ago
This is awesome, I love it. I want to try it but don't know what to ask
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You don't think $10 for someone's opinion is a tad pricey?
Well the trick is that it's cheap enough that almost everyone can afford it while being pretty sure that, for that amount of money, he will probably take his time to write a decent answer.

Perhaps 5 bucks would be better, but considering an hourly wage and how much time I take to write stuff myself, ten bucks is not unreasonable. Also consider that, assuming this is a business (or could be), he's taking risk because there is no subscription or recurring payment whatsoever. I imagine this being a very variable business. If it would make a business in the first place.

$5 is Fiverr, and $5 on Fiverr gets you rubbish.
Or it could be too cheap, maybe charging $99 is the way to go.
It works for consultants
Q: What's the difference between a contractor and a consultant?

A: A contractor knows the difference.

Asking him to be brutally honest about himself. I like it.
For some strange reason, I want to get the him to review the website from this submission https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8440057 and then vice versa....
That's what, the cost of a drink (a pricey drink, but nonetheless)... It's not bad value. For a well thought out, written opinion...
Lucy only charged a nickle.
Ask what to ask?