AnyoneCanBuy.com
20 ad slots under a Harberger tax
What it does
Twenty slots. You set the price yours is for sale at, you pay 5% of it a week in rent, and anyone can buy it from you at that price any second — and you get paid it.
Set what your slot is for sale at. Pay 5% of that a week in rent. Anybody can buy it off you at your own number, any second — and when they do, you get paid it. Say what the business is. It writes and publishes a real website for it, live in about three minutes — then keeps working on it. Because the same number does two jobs at once, and they pull in opposite directions. Your rent is cheap — and somebody takes the slot off you tomorrow morning for exactly that little. Nobody can afford to take it from you — and the rent quietly drains your deposit until the slot forecloses on its own. The only comfortable place to stand is the number you would genuinely be happy to be paid. That is the…from anyonecanbuy.com
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