A web business specializing in work-at-home and data entry services is up for sale, with the seller open to the first fair offer above $10,000. The online platform provides lifetime membership access for $39, with approximately 70 affiliates currently driving traffic to the site for a 70% commission on sales. The site has demonstrated significant profitability, having generated over half a million dollars in profit over recent years, primarily through organic and affiliate-driven traffic. The seller has not actively managed the site for over a year, yet it continues to generate a steady income. Monthly expenses are minimal, estimated at around $12 for hosting, with no requirement for a dedicated server unless there is a substantial increase in sales and affiliate participation. The business package includes additional domain names and a membership site. Financial data for 2009 shows a total of $345,761.25 in revenue through the Esellerate platform and $199,418 through Plimus. For 2008, Esellerate revenue amounted to $1,359,893.73, and $394,984.15 in 2007. The seller, who is now focusing on a chain of successful hair salons with plans to franchise, is offering full transparency of financial records through escrow with proof of income via screenshots. The seller emphasizes that the transaction must occur through a reputable marketplace platform, ensuring secure transfer and payment. Additional traffic and revenue details are available upon request.
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