Testing the Site Sale waters

hyacinthgirl · #1 10-13-2006, 07:53 PM

I'm considering selling my site, www.rakedrop.com. I pretty much just bought it and was convinced I was keeping it, but I'm out visiting my family this week in Phoenix and realized I really want to move back here. I am considering selling Rakedrop to jump-start my savings to prepare for a move and would sell for the "right price." I prefer to discuss details through PMs or email.

I will PM traffic and income stats to interested parties, just let me know. I have my stats for the past couple months as well as the past six months before I owned it. It's a great site, I just suddenly find that my priorities in life are shifting again.

Hey, I'm a girl, I change my mind a lot, lol.

I can't stress enough that this would be a sale purely motivated by my desire to buy a house instead of live in an apartment, and NOT related to the "climate" of the online poker world. While there is talk of huge setbacks, in my eyes that just means we're starting over in many ways and will get to learn how to make lots of money all over again.

Hehe, I hope this doesn't sound crazy or wishy-washy. It's just one of the only ways I'll be able to afford moving back here right now.

PokerProp · #2 10-14-2006, 07:50 PM

I created this site and sold it to her. It made good money. I had most of my accounts in MGR. In about 8 months time I had the MGR over $2K per month and brought in another $500-$800 per month in CPA from the couple rooms I had CPA with (Couple Pacific Sign ups each month and a few Party and Full Tilt sign ups here and there) I made good MGR at Action Poker sites and the rakeback sites.
I'm not sure what she is selling it for but I suspect it is probably a good buy. The only reason I sold it was that I needed the cash to fund some other projects. If this was in my budget right now I would purchase it back for sure, but unfortunately right now I already have a PR5 site with similar offerings and just bought 3 other sites that still need development.