Topic: [ANN] BitHIRE (HIRE) | Freelance Market | Microtipping | Adverts | Featured Gigs - page 17. (Read 46032 times)
November 19, 2015, 06:57:11 AM
Yeah I think subreddit would be ok. I mean if someone in the community wants to manage a slack I think the devs wouldnt mind, just dont expect them to come on for idle chat. Subreddit would be good though.
November 19, 2015, 02:32:44 AM
I very much doubt that the devs will have the time to sit around on chat, and whilst I appreciate contact, I would rather they just spend their time delivering some stuff and making the site an actual success. If it is successful and they have thousands of people coming on slack / irc, its just going to be super messy.
November 19, 2015, 02:31:08 AM
Have HIRE got a slack room? Would be nice to chat with the rest of the community and maybe the devs can update us quicker on there. If not, IRC or I could setup a slack and keep it clean?
November 19, 2015, 01:25:47 AM
About the fee schedule.. I think people miss the fact that all these platforms need to atleast cover their operational costs. Sure, if you get 60 million in funding i think you'll be fine, but they still need to atleast break even on the balance sheet.
It surprises me that fiverr can have such high fees and even have as many freelancers as they do.
I'm not looking to make freelancing my full time job, so it will just be pocket money for doing things i'd be doing anyway. Still, i'd feel robbed if i lost over 20% to fees.
It surprises me that fiverr can have such high fees and even have as many freelancers as they do.
I'm not looking to make freelancing my full time job, so it will just be pocket money for doing things i'd be doing anyway. Still, i'd feel robbed if i lost over 20% to fees.
November 19, 2015, 01:09:27 AM
The problem with fiverr for a freelancer is that there's too much fee involved. It is quite literally 20%. $5 for some work, and you get less than $4 in your pocket. Its outrageous.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
Jesus! That is an obscene amount that fiverr take from the freelancer. I definitely wouldn't set up shop there.
Add on top of that the automatic commission the bank or card will take for converting from your local currency to payment in dollars. That's usually like a fixed transaction fee + a very poor exchange rate.
I wonder how designers survive on there honestly. Still, maybe Hire will do things differently, atleast I like the no fee kickstart.
The free fee period is just to get the site going, how much fee they'll end up charging I have no idea. If they work the model like Amazon and just spend every bit of profit back on the site for a while, then they could probably afford to keep the fee really low and attract a large number of users. The other thing is it's got to be really compelling to people who want to just be paid to paypal. On the other hand, they could integrate some kind of internal exchange that lets users cash out btc or hire into fiat but that could be risky on their part.
November 19, 2015, 12:54:02 AM
The problem with fiverr for a freelancer is that there's too much fee involved. It is quite literally 20%. $5 for some work, and you get less than $4 in your pocket. Its outrageous.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
Jesus! That is an obscene amount that fiverr take from the freelancer. I definitely wouldn't set up shop there.
Add on top of that the automatic commission the bank or card will take for converting from your local currency to payment in dollars. That's usually like a fixed transaction fee + a very poor exchange rate.
I wonder how designers survive on there honestly. Still, maybe Hire will do things differently, atleast I like the no fee kickstart.
November 19, 2015, 12:51:23 AM
If bithire can improve the designers are verified, then I think it stands a better chance of survival. Obviously the crypto advantage is for frictionless payment mobility. I would go as far as saying that I prefer dealing with a digital currency than fiat. Processing fees from visa / card issuer on top of the cut that fiverr take already make it very unattractive. The quality of work obviously goes down when designers aren't incentivised enough with their remuneration.
November 19, 2015, 12:47:07 AM
The problem with fiverr for a freelancer is that there's too much fee involved. It is quite literally 20%. $5 for some work, and you get less than $4 in your pocket. Its outrageous.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
Jesus! That is an obscene amount that fiverr take from the freelancer. I definitely wouldn't set up shop there.
November 19, 2015, 12:22:41 AM
Just a little look through fiverr logo design and you'll see people from supposedly opposite ends of the world showing identical portfolios.. Hmmmph
November 19, 2015, 12:21:36 AM
The problem with fiverr for a freelancer is that there's too much fee involved. It is quite literally 20%. $5 for some work, and you get less than $4 in your pocket. Its outrageous.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
No wonder there's so much fake content and designers on there.
Also, they really don't spend much time making sure that their designers are verified.
I hope Hire can learn from this because for me as a designer, that is the real downfall of fiverr, otherwise the core idea is really strong.
November 19, 2015, 12:00:34 AM
Well holding any currency is always going to have some speculative value, but being involved early on is always going to be more risky but the rewards can be incredible. I've been around long enough and supported some really huge bloomers.
November 18, 2015, 11:20:15 PM
60 million dollars to implement Bitcoin backend is really an overkill. I'd rather support something small and home grown in the crypto community as risky as that is.
November 18, 2015, 06:06:18 PM
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I recently read fivver secured 60 million dollars in funding to implement Bitcoin into their site. So I think your really onto something here. Will be nice to see if you can beat them to the punch on that one! As a freelancer I look forward to joining Bithire. I will keep an eye out for progress. Best of luck!
Bitcoin is already implemented in fiverr. It has been implemented for a while now.
Im pretty sure their partnership incurs heavy fees, something like 10% charge and 20% seller fee or whatever.
I would say Bithire should stick with lower fees and also allow tailor made rates. Freelancers always need more outlets of exposure so I do think this project can work well. I would also like to see a little bit of focus on supporting crypto freelancers - the forum is full of fraud devs. BitHire could help build public profiles for legitimate devs and services.
Oh wow, just read this and I am totally with you. Aside from referrals, there is no other way to completely verify crypto devs and services other than by referral through the community, I guess this platform can really cater to "cryptolancing" in that manner?
Here here! I think "cryptolancing" sounds like a fantastic community to build. But I would still try to merge those outside and inside cypto together. Crypto is still realtively small and growing, freelancers are everywhere. Hopefully the cryptolancers can influence and educate others
November 18, 2015, 05:24:13 PM
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I recently read fivver secured 60 million dollars in funding to implement Bitcoin into their site. So I think your really onto something here. Will be nice to see if you can beat them to the punch on that one! As a freelancer I look forward to joining Bithire. I will keep an eye out for progress. Best of luck!
Bitcoin is already implemented in fiverr. It has been implemented for a while now.
Im pretty sure their partnership incurs heavy fees, something like 10% charge and 20% seller fee or whatever.
I would say Bithire should stick with lower fees and also allow tailor made rates. Freelancers always need more outlets of exposure so I do think this project can work well. I would also like to see a little bit of focus on supporting crypto freelancers - the forum is full of fraud devs. BitHire could help build public profiles for legitimate devs and services.
Oh wow, just read this and I am totally with you. Aside from referrals, there is no other way to completely verify crypto devs and services other than by referral through the community, I guess this platform can really cater to "cryptolancing" in that manner?
November 18, 2015, 05:17:30 PM
Wallet is working well on my end although I dont have any coin YET. So looking forward to the first word of exchange listing *hint hint*. Good work so far and you have my attention with this one. Will post some stuff on twitter when you guys release and get listed.
You would probably benefit from a subreddit too maybe. Depends if there are any people willing to mod etc.
Site looks slick btw
You would probably benefit from a subreddit too maybe. Depends if there are any people willing to mod etc.
Site looks slick btw
Hey yeah I noticed that there is no reddit thread, why dnt u consider this OP? Could be a great way to get some attention on this
November 18, 2015, 01:59:13 PM
Man what the shit this coin bro! I admit the site looks nice but this shit giving me error:
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Yeah a little worrying, I hadnt opened my wallet since I got my coins but now when I open it its stuck trying to get sync at like 180 blocks what gives? Anything I can do to fix this?
Try a rescan. If it doesnt work do the same as above (backup wallet.dat and delete everything else in appdata/bithire/) to get the complete chain.
Alright I'll give that a shot! Hope to get staking and trading soon
November 18, 2015, 01:54:29 PM
Man what the shit this coin bro! I admit the site looks nice but this shit giving me error:
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Yeah a little worrying, I hadnt opened my wallet since I got my coins but now when I open it its stuck trying to get sync at like 180 blocks what gives? Anything I can do to fix this?
Try a rescan. If it doesnt work do the same as above (backup wallet.dat and delete everything else in appdata/bithire/) to get the complete chain.
November 18, 2015, 01:51:17 PM
Man what the shit this coin bro! I admit the site looks nice but this shit giving me error:
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
lol, chill out.
Easy enough fix - Backup your wallet.dat in the appdata folder. Delete everything else in there, restart the client. It should work.
Ok I tried it, works good now. Thanks!
November 18, 2015, 01:37:50 PM
Man what the shit this coin bro! I admit the site looks nice but this shit giving me error:
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Yeah a little worrying, I hadnt opened my wallet since I got my coins but now when I open it its stuck trying to get sync at like 180 blocks what gives? Anything I can do to fix this?
November 18, 2015, 01:32:29 PM
Man what the shit this coin bro! I admit the site looks nice but this shit giving me error:
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
Blkindex.dat error or something
Dev how can i fix?
lol, chill out.
Easy enough fix - Backup your wallet.dat in the appdata folder. Delete everything else in there, restart the client. It should work.
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