Businessaire

Since my last post, something new has come to my attention which is the answer! My perspective was solely for a little guy trying
to make money on facebook but not from a billionaire with ties to the technology world has done it, who am I talking about? Mark Cuban, who is doing a joint venture with facebook by creating an application called ‘Radical Buy’ an application for buying and selling everything, you can check out his article because he will cover it better than me here. It is in the early stages and still working on bugs and improving the structure, the forum to give feedback can be given here.

Summary of benefits
- Utilizing the millions of members on Facebook

- You can list an item and have it visible to all Facebook users instantly.

- After you list an item, others can post your listing on their Facebook page to earn commission!

For example, if you sell a watch for $100.00, you may offer anyone 10% commission to sell it for you.

If someone sells your watch for you, they get $10.00.

The amount of commission you offer is entirely up to you.

Don’t have anything to sell?

RadicalBuy allows all users to list other members items to earn commission. Simply add an item off your friend’s profile to your account and if it sells, they pay you the commission.

Listing an item only takes a few minutes and you can post 1 primary photo and up to 5 additional photos at no extra charge.

RadicalBuy helps you be a smart shopper by knowing who you are doing business with. Leave feedback about sellers and buyers, and read others comments BEFORE you buy or sell anything.

The question is where was eBay at? Why weren’t they doing this first….
You can add the application here.

P.S I don’t know how it is being monetized yet but I will keep you updated I just added the application

After a quick look RadicalBuy get a final value selling fee.

The final value selling fee is the fee paid to Radical Buy for selling your item on Radical Buy. It is based on a tiered platform. The fee schedule is as follows:
0-25.00 = 5%
25.00 – 1000.00 = 5% + 3% of remaining value balance
1000.00 + = 5% + 3% of initial 25-1000.00 plus 1.5% of remaining value

For example, if you sell an item for $22.00, the final value selling fee would be $1.10. If your item sells for $150, the final value selling fee would be $1.25 (first $25) plus $3.75 ($125 of the selling amount after the first $25) for a total selling fee of $5.