Thanks for the feedback run4yourlives! We debated the RIAA bit for awhile, and they seem to clearly state "renting, leasing, etc.," of a CD is illegal, the theory behind the site would be we're assisting each person on the list to sell the CD to the next user (convoluted, I know, but think eBay in a strange way)
Very neat. You may want to be clear on who pays to ship the CD from my house to the next user.<p>Oh, and RIAA is going to be all over your ass in a heartbeat should you actually become popular.
Cool idea, although it seems a bit scammy. I especially agree with the earlier PayPal comments in regards to the login...<p>Your description of 'how it works' on the main page should also have something like ...<p>"... don't see anything you want? No problem -- start a request list yourself!"<p>Maybe even a short flash demo for those of us with 30 second attention spans...<p>I don't understand the criteria for what CDs can be requested... do I pick it from thin air, or do you have a 'master catalog' from a distributor ya'll order from that you will make searchable? Are you placing bulk Columbia House orders??? (20 CDs for a penny!!) :)<p>Your web site is an absolute disaster design-wise... sorry I don't have any constructive tips but I'd say to get someone with an eye for that on board... it looks very retro Geocities...<p>Please explain your business model? Do you basically require 20 people (I'm making this number up) to sign up for a CD (earning you at least $20) and then you go about acquiring a $10 CD and distributing it to the first person, thus netting you some profit in the arbitrage?