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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:43:13 PM |
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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" How would this unpay part work - you would have to wait for some time to get your money back. And I'm wondering if the prices will be affordable for users who don't have such a high living standard like US residents - people from poorer countries. 1st - The tokens for the service are sent to a smart contract for 48 hours for a cooling period, and not to the Skiller, only after the cooling period. So you don't pay at all until you approve the quality of the service. If you open a dispute we have this 48 hours to decide. if you give 5 start for the service than the money sent immediately. 2nd - the Skiller sets his price per minute, and the market force of demand and supply will set it. Also there are Skillers and users from all around the world so the price range will be wide. Will users who constantly open disputes and give low rating gooing to be removed too? I hope there will be some way to protect Skillers from users too,who will want to get cheaper price,or even blackmail Skillers. They can just choose not to sell their skills to that person. Like on Airbnb, you can't negotiate a set price once the price is in the system. So buyers will also have some rating,or atleast place where Skillers will be able to leave feedback? No. only in case of a dispute. Hm,wont that be problematic,that Skiller wont know anything about the buyer,and whats his previous history on Vanywhere?So for example,if you see that Skillers had issues with some particular user who wants to hire you,you can rather refuse the service than bothering with disputes. If im a Skiller on Vanywhere,i would definitely like to see that option.If not rating,atleast some comments about buyers. Agree wit this. Maybe customer poorly conducted, not good in behavior - rating would be of help to other Skillers. True,Skillers need protection too! They have. In case of disputes both sides are being checked. Not in case in dispute - the tokens will transferred. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:45:26 PM |
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What about language? Some limitation exist or can be in native language? In a case of dispute or communication problem.
Can be in native language. Language limitation are fast and easy to detect. Shouldn't take more than 30 sec of a conversation so not necessarily requires a dispute. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:47:11 PM |
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Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?
Can you explain? |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:50:52 PM |
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Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?
Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate? Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case? Actually we have a b2b2c options for cases like this. And now discussing with a major UNIV. about that exactly! Will have some major news soon ... |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:53:19 PM |
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Do you think the income from this app will be enough to be a day job for a skiller?
I think this mostly relies how good you are. If you're good, that means you get more customers and can charge more. If this can sustain you for the month, then i'd say yes Also depends hugely on the service you offer. If you're a stylist or fashion blogger, like that guy from the video, you could be needed often for advice even if you charge a smaller fee. But also depends on how many people actually use the app. It would be nice to have some statistics from dev. Guess that's a question for Diego - are there some shareable statistics on how the app is doing currently user-wise? Our Apple case study was a huje success. Skillers that wanted to, could receive income calls constantly. Thanks about the numbers - 1M searches a month, with 26% conversion rate. We believe that the demand is huge. So in the near future Skiilers could definitely work a lot on the platform. |
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mountainskyman
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February 12, 2018, 03:53:40 PM |
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How do you use blockchain in your project?
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:53:49 PM |
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Do you think the income from this app will be enough to be a day job for a skiller?
Our Apple case study was a huje success. Skillers that wanted to, could receive income calls constantly. Thanks about the numbers - 1M searches a month, with 26% conversion rate. We believe that the demand is huge. So in the near future Skiilers could definitely work a lot on the platform. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:55:13 PM |
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Do we know % that Vanywhere will take from each transaction?
5% fees. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:56:20 PM |
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Do we know % that Vanywhere will take from each transaction?
It will be interesting to see how is that solved.Is it going to be percentage of the transaction,but both sides will participate in paying the Vanywhere their % ,or just one of the parties will cover the transaction fees. 5% from the transaction - so from the Skiller. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:56:37 PM |
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What is the capacity of the platform? How many users can it withstand?
Unlimited. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:58:31 PM |
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Will there be a tag like "regulars" for customers which come often? And then maybe you can give them a discount?
The payment is for the Skiller, not the for platform, so cant give discounts. We are a marketplace, which means we provide the platform. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:59:07 PM |
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Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?
no. But they can advertise on the platform. |
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jamesrod10
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February 12, 2018, 03:59:17 PM |
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where is located your core team?
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 03:59:57 PM |
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Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?
That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms. Or for example will there be an option for the Skiller to give a dicount for repeating customers, but have the normal price for others? Yes. He will need to update his price, and then to change it again. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 04:01:01 PM |
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Will there be a possibility for skiller to issue some promo codes?
That's a good idea. It opens doors for promotion and marketing for skillers on other platforms. Or for example will there be an option for the Skiller to give a dicount for repeating customers, but have the normal price for others? If they are smart(Skillers),they will do that. But will the app support scalable/changing prices? The App will support change in rate of the token. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 04:02:55 PM |
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Could skillers give some certificates to people the teach skills to?
Like if you pay for a cooking class and then you get that participation certificate? Wouldnt they have to be certified teachers in that case? I don't think they are aiming at that with this project. There are all kinds of certifications available online. True,i think they aim for some everyday stuff you could need,and that you cant do it by yourself. Yeah,at first i think you will ask Skiller for more basic stuff,and when you see he is actually skilled and good,you can move on to more complicated stuff. Sure, you can always feel someone up and see how much he or she knows. But what happens if you're a total n00b on the subject? and only later find out that the other person is just a bit better than you. First, you check the Skiller profile. You see everything there - rates, reputation, comments. Then you can decide whether you think the service was good. And in any case you can open a dispute. |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 04:04:11 PM |
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How advance could courses over Vanywhere be? I mean would be possible to learn how to dive a truck or something?
Anything that can be done online with a camera, and offline gigs. So not, not driving a truck. But definitely mechanics of engines. Or how to draw a truck  |
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Diego_Armando (OP)
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February 12, 2018, 04:06:07 PM |
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Do you think the income from this app will be enough to be a day job for a skiller?
Depends on how good the skiller is. Yeah, greater the skill greater the profit I suppose. But it also depends about the general need for a certain skill. Of course,but in genral i dont think this is usposed to be real job.More like some way to get extra money. I figured the same as you - this is best for those DIY skills. Like how to macrame or make your own wooden shelf. Yes and more daily things like how to cook, where to eat, how to open new Qtum wallet .... etc .. |
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