[ANN][ICO] 🚀 VANYWHERE – World’s #1 Skill-sharing Platform on the Blockchain 🚀

[masterCookie]

I have to get in on this, the whitepaper is good and the project looks well planed.

[james7854]

Depends. Bad review can occur every once in a while, because it can be many times personal taste and lack of chemistry.
But after few bad reviews and disputes on the same Skiller from different users we will put an eye on it, and might decide to disqualify. And when we do it, its final/

So bad reviews can be disputed? Who determines if claim is justified?

This means every scammer will just dispoute their claims all the time

I agree...you'll just have to dispute bad reviews with many more good reviews and that's it.

[HuaGwei]

Are those who pay skillers for services gonna also get some review,or grade?

Like buyer/seller rating on ebay?

I think it would be useful, but then again, if it's automatic charging, then buyer is always paying and can't "unpay"

It is tricky ye,and it coyld be abused,but i think it would be useful too,as im sure there will be annoying customers,or even scmamers from that side too.

Its not exactly automatic. The payment goes for a 48 hours cooling period for cases that there is a dispute. If the user gave the Skiller 5 stars, then no cooling period and immediate payment.

So you use an escrow service?

[CptPizzard]

I'm just amazed that they start the ICO with a working product.
Usually ICO's have an idea and maybe a sketch, but rarely a MVP

[CillaryHlinton]

How do non skiller people get vanywhere tokens to spend?
I mean except buying them from exchange

[HundredEyes]

How do skillers ad new categories to the system?
Or does it have to go through APP support

[Vindizzle]

I'm just amazed that they start the ICO with a working product.
Usually ICO's have an idea and maybe a sketch, but rarely a MVP

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

[UncleT]

How do skillers ad new categories to the system?
Or does it have to go through APP support

You mean like new skills that they now have that weren't listed before? I can imagine that people would be adding a bunch of things along the way, so it would just be to slow if it all went through the app support. This has to be easy as just clicking and writing it in. If it takes much time to approve it could just ward off potential skillers. And I don't see the need for the support to approve of it, they really don't know if someone is qualified or not, the reviews will tell us.

[HundredEyes]

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

2 years? I figured it was brand new, and that's why they released a crowdsale

[Vargistkrieg]

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

2 years? I figured it was brand new, and that's why they released a crowdsale

Isn't that even better than being brand new? They have something to show for their work, not just promises. And it takes courage to have something more than a couple of ideas on a paper as it more clearly shows if that what they are selling is working or not.

[CillaryHlinton]

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

2 years? I figured it was brand new, and that's why they released a crowdsale

Isn't that even better than being brand new? They have something to show for their work, not just promises. And it takes courage to have something more than a couple of ideas on a paper as it more clearly shows if that what they are selling is working or not.

Yes of course it's better.
The app should already be bug free and tested.

[Vindizzle]

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

2 years? I figured it was brand new, and that's why they released a crowdsale

Isn't that even better than being brand new? They have something to show for their work, not just promises. And it takes courage to have something more than a couple of ideas on a paper as it more clearly shows if that what they are selling is working or not.

True,that shows how much team believes in the project,and the success of the platform,that they first invested their own money into this,and when they finished the product,they offered it to public.And having already working product is a big thing,it will make ICO much smoother and easier,and hard cap easily reachable.

[CptPizzard]

Do you have any Anti Money Laundering plan active and set up?

[Ajutokintumi]

How do non skiller people get vanywhere tokens to spend?
I mean except buying them from exchange

Maybe there will be option to buy tokens using cards,right there on the platform.

[hyunpark]

Thats true,sometimes they dont even have Whitepaper or working webiste,so this is huge advantage,that Vanywhere has.

But then again,Vanywhere is in development for 2 years now,so no wonder they already have working product,mbut it also shows how strong and confident team is,that they didnt rush.rather,they chose to make product first,and thats a huge thing in ICO world.

2 years? I figured it was brand new, and that's why they released a crowdsale

Isn't that even better than being brand new? They have something to show for their work, not just promises. And it takes courage to have something more than a couple of ideas on a paper as it more clearly shows if that what they are selling is working or not.

Yes of course it's better.
The app should already be bug free and tested.

Yes, it much better to have bug free application to try. Show more work from team and good plan so can be used straigh away.

[HuaGwei]

How do non skiller people get vanywhere tokens to spend?
I mean except buying them from exchange

Maybe there will be option to buy tokens using cards,right there on the platform.

Or give some of CPU power of your phone for mining in exchange to get some tokens?

[constructive_criticism]

Is there any way a skiller can upload her/his certificates, diplomas or credentials for users to see? That would help a lot, especially at the beginning when there are not many comments.

[DassKass]

Agree with you. I'm going to read more about Vanywhere after first LuckyToken Bounty.
Can I ask you some questions after the 5 of February? 

[Desmozgenes]

How do non skiller people get vanywhere tokens to spend?
I mean except buying them from exchange

Maybe there will be option to buy tokens using cards,right there on the platform.

Or give some of CPU power of your phone for mining in exchange to get some tokens?

Thats interesting idea,but im not sure i would want to torture my phone by doing that

[SRBYN]

Are those who pay skillers for services gonna also get some review,or grade?

Like buyer/seller rating on ebay?

I think it would be useful, but then again, if it's automatic charging, then buyer is always paying and can't "unpay"

It is tricky ye,and it coyld be abused,but i think it would be useful too,as im sure there will be annoying customers,or even scmamers from that side too.

Its not exactly automatic. The payment goes for a 48 hours cooling period for cases that there is a dispute. If the user gave the Skiller 5 stars, then no cooling period and immediate payment.

Thats good idea,to have some cololing period,as i can imagine there will be plenty of disputes.