Oooh yeahh!! I could go along with this. It is definitely a project that I could use. OK how about this.
I would like to be able to help the labourers here and financially it needs a lot of folks with open purses, but an auction site like this could generate money which could be then used for such charitible purposes. I am talking about raising money for the cost of running the site, and the fees for posting an item/s for auction. Any leftovers would go to the 'charity'... ie the workers and labourers that face daily abuse of non-payment of salaries, food shortages, hospital fees etc etc.
At an ex-school of my children in Athens, we parents used to have something called a 'broadsheet' which would list the various items that were available for sale/or required. You paid per word for the Ad, but the availability of the Broadsheet was free. So instead of the whole bling set-up of an Ebay-type site, with all its legalities, we only need a basic site with minimal fee structure. Payment for any work done, and materials used could be deducted from the fees, and the rest put to the use mentioned above. OR HAVE I GONE TOO FAR ALREADY.
If no-one agrees with that, maybe we could just have someone to help set up a site and leave it at that for the time being. We'd all make use of it big-time, I'm sure of that.
Thanks,
Angelwings.
Oooh yeahh!! I could go along with this. It is definitely a project that I could use. OK how about this.
I would like to be able to help the labourers here and financially it needs a lot of folks with open purses, but an auction site like this could generate money which could be then used for such charitible purposes. I am talking about raising money for the cost of running the site, and the fees for posting an item/s for auction. Any leftovers would go to the 'charity'... ie the workers and labourers that face daily abuse of non-payment of salaries, food shortages, hospital fees etc etc.
At an ex-school of my children in Athens, we parents used to have something called a 'broadsheet' which would list the various items that were available for sale/or required. You paid per word for the Ad, but the availability of the Broadsheet was free. So instead of the whole bling set-up of an Ebay-type site, with all its legalities, we only need a basic site with minimal fee structure. Payment for any work done, and materials used could be deducted from the fees, and the rest put to the use mentioned above. OR HAVE I GONE TOO FAR ALREADY.
If no-one agrees with that, maybe we could just have someone to help set up a site and leave it at that for the time being. We'd all make use of it big-time, I'm sure of that.
Thanks,
Angelwings.