Why would we put our project under your ownership when we can instead sell it ourselves if it is a good opportunity? I don't see why you are just selling our work as if it is yours, it doesn't seem as if you even have anything to contribute to it before selling it for you to even deserve 10% of the sales. Not even reputation.
All I am saying is that to do this you need to create a lot of emails and accounts for league of legends, also find buyers and spend time to level up the account with the bot. I am not sure where it says that you need to put it under my ownership , all I said is that I will do all the account creating and email creating and you will make the bot, the bot will be fully your ownership and all I want is access to it so that I can use it on these accounts.
Well that's good that you clarified it, but in your main description you said it would be sold under you, which from that anyone would assume you want to claim ownership or a percentage of ownership.
that's not how math works. Most people looking to bot are looking for free bots. So, take 80% of those numbers away.
On each of the videos there were like 20 thousand comments and I took 5000 estimated that were looking to pay[DOUBLEPOST=1510154215][/DOUBLEPOST]https://www.ebay.com/itm/LoL-EUW-Ac...d=272915494247&_trksid=p2045573.c100033.m2042
Money is never this easy to get. I don't believe for a second that making a bot worth only 200 will make us 16 thousand dollars without a fuck ton of other conditions and work.
Here is a man talking out of experience, go to ebay and ask anyone you want how much money they have made out of it, also this is not worth 200$ but much more, I was saying that you will make 200$ but that was at the start before doing my calculations
This is a classic deal where somebody thinks that, just because they came up with an idea, they now have rights to sell it. The truth is, if there really is a huge need for this, you've just released the idea to a community full of devs who will capitalize on it, without you. Hate to break it to you, nobody cares that it's still open
As a general rule of thumb, in ANY situation in which profit can be made from a coding project that acts as a stand-alone program (I.E. a bot, an auto-something, etc), the only people who will likely profit from it are coders. We're not stupid. We don't give a program to somebody who asks for it for them to make a ton of money off of, we sell it ourselves. And, to be honest, that's how it should be; Coders profiting from their own work, and nobody else.
