Should I stop selling my software?

I'd say make the code open source, you don't earn however it'll give you great rep for when you come out with your next software for the next site Just thinking long term here....

crashed said:

I'd say make the code open source, you don't earn however it'll give you great rep for when you come out with your next software for the next site Just thinking long term here....

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No point, Ive gotten an infraction and banned one on BHW so I cant put up a BST thread.

If I were you, I would sell whole business on flippa if its possible... Yes, long term you loose, but it's still not a complete loss + you will be safe

do you use your own software and does it make more for you than selling it does?

A ton of BH software is total garbage and most of it is sold to others because the creators make more money selling software short-term than they do by using their own software in the first place.

If you're going to sell it, you need to get outside the USA for your hosting and even your bank accounts that will be getting the money from software sales. Costa Rica is an excellent choice for doing your hosting and banking(do not use a CR private bank unless u know what ur doing though, government's banks are better).

With the sudden death of your competition, you have a chance to make a lot of money in selling your software if it actually works as advertised. Limiting yourself to a Warrior Forum WSO is leaving a lot of money on the table.

i don't think it will create any kind of problem. just slow down for a bit because time is not good then start again. that is cool i think.

Yeah, sell it privately!

TweetAdder is still alive so maybe you'll not be concerned by Twitter's repression...

Beny

I would advice you not to sell not even in any forums cause when you use payment processor twitter will get ur information from them so better not to sell

Do not try to make him think otherwise. Buddy just close shop and take this one as a loss, shit happens that's business, just get back up and move on. Even if you were to make 20,000 I wouldn't risk it. You seem like a good coder at a guess. Think of something new or even sell your skills as a service.

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Do not try to make him think otherwise. Buddy just close shop and take this one as a loss, shit happens that's business, just get back up and move on. Even if you were to make 20,000 I wouldn't risk it. You seem like a good coder at a guess. Think of something new or even sell your skills as a service.

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Yeah I closed shop and moved on :/

That was very wise of you since you you don't really want to be in the eye of the tornado at this time. But the whole thing will deflate, so just consider holding off for a while or better, if you have a trustworthy network of prospects, start doing business privately and discretely. Lots and lots of ideas to do that and it almost never fails.

Is it hard to modify it to work for other networks?