RE: Forum Sale, why and what happens next.

[Number Six]

The question is: why would anyone want to buy it? If the ads bring in nothing, there is no financial incentive. And, really, who wants to deal, on a daily basis, with the emotional train wrecks, truth-twisters and mentalists that drop in here for ten minutes of reassurance from some sucker, and maybe a hug and a kiss? IF is it bought, I personally wouldn't want to see it go to some random unknown. The first job for the valiant take-overer will be to start culling the membership and set out some clear rules that apply to everyone.

[Ulysses]

This is very sad for me to hear Victor. Could you not advertise more to generate revenue. This is THE top roulette forum on the net. I would guess it is the most liked forum too. I would not if it was me, sell just yet, try and wait it out a little longer and maybe a new business strategy will be found.

[lucky_strike]

The question is: why would anyone want to buy it?

Well I try to email ux-software "did not find an email do" and they would have an give an take situation running this forum.
As many member enjoy developing methods and play for fun and make an buck and first run it with RX to get an feel what they are up against, as it is an great tool.
Bulding new relations and have an give an take situation with other members.

I think a new owner like ux-sofware would benfit two worlds.

LS

[Number Six]

That is quite a good idea, Lucky Strike.

[VLSroulette]

There may be interested people in the advertising agency, online casinos and -yes- gambling software makers  

The idea is that the community continues. Other people *CAN* derive benefit from owning the forum, as long as they have a secondary product to offer. UX Software would be very suitable. Buying us is equal to a lifetime 100% inventory advertising deal for the interested party's product for a flat price. Not bad.

[VLSroulette]

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