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Dev tools · September 4, 2011

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BidOnMyDay, bid to have me fly to you and do anything

Looking for feedback on my newest project, BidOnMyDay: http://bidonmyday.com I came up with this idea a few weeks ago when JetBlue reopened sales of their BluePass. You bid to have my fly to you, using my BluePass, and do whatever work you need done. I'm a web developer but I'm willing to do almost anything. Bids start at $1. To add additional value I'm doing a video and blog post of each job, with do-follow backlinks. http://bidonmyday.com

BidOnMyDay, bid to have me fly to you and do anything launched on September 4, 2011 with 113 votes, #16 of 306 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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BidOnMyDay is an auction platform where users bid to have the creator fly to their location and complete work tasks using a JetBlue BluePass. The creator, a web developer willing to undertake various jobs, accepts bids starting at $1. Each completed job includes a video and blog post with do-follow backlinks, providing additional promotional value to clients.

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