Sellurs.com Source Code - Start your own online marketplace

[v1zion]

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For Sale: Sellurs.com Source Code
I'm selling the source code to the popular Sellurs.com website. It could easily be rebranded and put up to start a new online sales platform. All you would need is a new server and domain. (It's designed for a LAMP stack for those wondering)

I'm the exclusive owner of this code and this was developed for my own project, but now no longer needed and I believe another could get the use out of it.

I'm selling one copy to one person. Once it is purchased, I will not sell it to anyone else - this is a bond between the buyer and seller. I will not use the code nor sell it elsewhere.


Auction Informatoin
Start Bid: $300
Buy It Now: $2,000
Quantity: 1
End Date: 01/07/2016
Description: You will receive the source code and database structure to the website. This doesn't include any domains, servers, database dumps, etc.

Accepted Payment Methods: Bitcoin
Additional Stipulations: Code is sold as is. I make no guarantees or warranties but am happy to prove everything works. You will need access to your own PayPal API's etc.

Pictures

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Bids

I've now put up a live version, feel free to register and have a look around...

[winstation]

I'm sorry to tell you this but the source code is worth NOWHERE near $2000, the website only integrates a payment method (that also has to be setted manually because you're not providing support, at least that's what I understand from your thread) and has HTTP resources which make any SSL certificate useless unless you secure them.

It doesn't have any feature that makes it stand out from the crowd, plus you're only providing the source code, it would have been worth it if you sold the whole website. Best of luck with your sales, I suggest you to lower the price and don't make the source code exclusive because this doesn't have any point. Less money for you, more expensive price for your customer.

[v1zion]

I'm sorry to tell you this but the source code is worth NOWHERE near $2000, the website only integrates a payment method (that also has to be setted manually because you're not providing support, at least that's what I understand from your thread) and has HTTP resources which make any SSL certificate useless unless you secure them.

It doesn't have any feature that makes it stand out from the crowd, plus you're only providing the source code, it would have been worth it if you sold the whole website. Best of luck with your sales, I suggest you to lower the price and don't make the source code exclusive because this doesn't have any point. Less money for you, more expensive price for your customer.

Pardon? A user would require adaptive payments with PayPal, just the API access and this would be set up and then the margins can be set from there. The website has automatic payment processing, nothing about it is manual... 

SSL certificates are fine with the website... it's set up to run on SSL's which can be provided via Cloudflare which is what I would advise any buyer. FURTHERMORE, it says bid... I never said anybody has to pay $2,000.

[winstation]

I'm sorry to tell you this but the source code is worth NOWHERE near $2000, the website only integrates a payment method (that also has to be setted manually because you're not providing support, at least that's what I understand from your thread) and has HTTP resources which make any SSL certificate useless unless you secure them.

It doesn't have any feature that makes it stand out from the crowd, plus you're only providing the source code, it would have been worth it if you sold the whole website. Best of luck with your sales, I suggest you to lower the price and don't make the source code exclusive because this doesn't have any point. Less money for you, more expensive price for your customer.

Pardon? A user would require adaptive payments with PayPal, just the API access and this would be set up and then the margins can be set from there. The website has automatic payment processing, nothing about it is manual... 

SSL certificates are fine with the website... it's set up to run on SSL's which can be provided via Cloudflare which is what I would advise any buyer. FURTHERMORE, it says bid... I never said anybody has to pay $2,000.

I didn't say that payments aren't automatic, I said that they have to be setted up manually with Paypal APIs. I see that you fixed the HTTP resources in the website, best of luck with sales.

[v1zion]

I'm sorry to tell you this but the source code is worth NOWHERE near $2000, the website only integrates a payment method (that also has to be setted manually because you're not providing support, at least that's what I understand from your thread) and has HTTP resources which make any SSL certificate useless unless you secure them.

It doesn't have any feature that makes it stand out from the crowd, plus you're only providing the source code, it would have been worth it if you sold the whole website. Best of luck with your sales, I suggest you to lower the price and don't make the source code exclusive because this doesn't have any point. Less money for you, more expensive price for your customer.

Pardon? A user would require adaptive payments with PayPal, just the API access and this would be set up and then the margins can be set from there. The website has automatic payment processing, nothing about it is manual... 

SSL certificates are fine with the website... it's set up to run on SSL's which can be provided via Cloudflare which is what I would advise any buyer. FURTHERMORE, it says bid... I never said anybody has to pay $2,000.

I didn't say that payments aren't automatic, I said that they have to be setted up manually with Paypal APIs. I see that you fixed the HTTP resources in the website, best of luck with sales.

Apologies, was slightly confused with what you were saying!

I'm more than happy to help anyone get approved and setup the server for them (for free, of course). No problem with me!

:-)